Martin Rios
A name shared by many
A name shared by many
A name shared across the world, from Olympic athletes in Switzerland and Argentina to researchers in Spain and Chile, and plenty of people in Texas. This page collects a few known for their public work, plus notes from around Dallas.
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Chef and owner of Restaurant Martín in Santa Fe, and a James Beard Award nominee for Best Chef: Southwest.
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Spanish-Swiss curler and Olympic silver medalist in mixed doubles in 2018, with two world mixed doubles titles. Now a Swiss national coach.
Goalkeeper with a career of more than 25 years in Argentine football, profiled by El Gráfico as the country's longest-serving active player.
Pan American Games gold medalist in 1999 and a competitor at the 2000 Sydney Olympics in the half-lightweight division.
Associate professor in the University of Barcelona's statistics department, publishing on biostatistics and epidemiology.
Assistant professor at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez in Santiago, researching automata networks and computational complexity.
Rangers outfielders Leonys Martín and Alex Ríos once collided chasing the same fly ball.
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