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This article does not conform to WP:LIVING and has been the subject of a complaint. I have redirected it for now. If anyone wishes to rebuild the article they may do so, but please review WP:LIVING and do not include any material which is not supported by reliable citations. There are possible legal issues here.--Doc12:38, 26 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I read through the policy page and I wan't sure which part of it the article was violating. Did MAMI complain? If so, how do you know? Or are you referring to the nomination for deletion from shortly after it was published? All the information came from the text cited under references except for one piece, which came from a Mexican newspaper. These seem reliable to me. Do you have information about the untrustworthiness of some source? Thanks, --Rockero08:48, 26 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]
