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I see this has been nominated for deletion. While the statements aren't at all well-tied to the references, and the article currently smacks of partisanship, it seems to me like Carillo is quite notable enough for an article, based on what is here. Someone who knows the subject well (I don't) really should work on improving the article, but I think deletion would be foolish. - Jmabel | Talk06:02, 25 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
