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| rdfs:comment | - Henry Michael Ramirez, known by his television name of HECTOR RAMIREZ, is a crusading American television journalist, attorney, and former talk show host. He is known to have an affinity for dramatic, high-profile stories, and issues that are divisive in nature. Ramirez hosts the newsmagazine program Twenty Questions. Ramirez’s interest in shocking exposés seems to lead him to do wherever is necessary for the sake of ratings.
- Hector Ramirez († 1883 PD) was the last President of San Martin before its annexation by the People's Republic of Haven. After the People's Navy had captured Trevor's Star, he was shot "trying to escape" within a month of capitulating. It was widely assumed that he was in fact purposely murdered by Haven. (HH9) Ramirez was an uncle of Jesus Ramirez (who would later follow in his foot-steps as the first San Martin President after the liberation of Trevor's Star) as well as a great uncle of Tomas Ramirez. (HH2)
- Hector Romerez appears in Red Hair and Silver Tape. He is a the boss of a drug gang and had a affair with the murder victim Melanie O'Keefe.
- When it comes to dirty journalism, Geraldo could take a few notes from Hector Ramirez. A scheming and single-minded ratings-hound, Ramirez will stop at nothing to get the material he needs for a new shocking exposé that will capture the hearts and wallets of the American people.
- In what was sure to be one of the biggest episodes of Twenty Questions yet, Hector Ramirez pursued the story on anti-terrorist task force G.I. Joe. After trespassing into a restricted area, he immediately began to bombard Flint with questions about "the claim" that the ruthless terrorist organization Cobra was really an elaborate hoax designed to swindle the government (and, by extension, taxpayers) out of billions of dollars.
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| abstract | - Henry Michael Ramirez, known by his television name of HECTOR RAMIREZ, is a crusading American television journalist, attorney, and former talk show host. He is known to have an affinity for dramatic, high-profile stories, and issues that are divisive in nature. Ramirez hosts the newsmagazine program Twenty Questions. Ramirez’s interest in shocking exposés seems to lead him to do wherever is necessary for the sake of ratings.
- In what was sure to be one of the biggest episodes of Twenty Questions yet, Hector Ramirez pursued the story on anti-terrorist task force G.I. Joe. After trespassing into a restricted area, he immediately began to bombard Flint with questions about "the claim" that the ruthless terrorist organization Cobra was really an elaborate hoax designed to swindle the government (and, by extension, taxpayers) out of billions of dollars. As it happened, this was part of a plan by Cobra to undermine G.I. Joe's credibility, and Ramirez himself was being manipulated by the Baroness, a master of disguise. When that particular plan went off the rails, Ramirez found himself pulled into a real battle between G.I. Joe and Cobra, and ended up captured by Cobra's forces, along with a team of Joes. However, just as Cobra Commander was about to order their execution, Ramirez appealed to his vanity with a last request: To conduct an interview with him. This bought the Joes enough time for reinforcements to arrive and save the day, albeit a victory that turned out to be tainted by the release of a large quantity of laughing gas. Ramirez stumbled out of the base, his views on the Joes changed, laughing about his adventure full of fighting and explosions and laughing gas, then kissed Duke on the cheek before running off to get the tape to his network, sure that there was an Emmy (or a Pulitzer, or both) in it for him.
- Hector Ramirez († 1883 PD) was the last President of San Martin before its annexation by the People's Republic of Haven. After the People's Navy had captured Trevor's Star, he was shot "trying to escape" within a month of capitulating. It was widely assumed that he was in fact purposely murdered by Haven. (HH9) Ramirez was an uncle of Jesus Ramirez (who would later follow in his foot-steps as the first San Martin President after the liberation of Trevor's Star) as well as a great uncle of Tomas Ramirez. (HH2)
- Hector Romerez appears in Red Hair and Silver Tape. He is a the boss of a drug gang and had a affair with the murder victim Melanie O'Keefe.
- When it comes to dirty journalism, Geraldo could take a few notes from Hector Ramirez. A scheming and single-minded ratings-hound, Ramirez will stop at nothing to get the material he needs for a new shocking exposé that will capture the hearts and wallets of the American people.
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