Title: Luis Reyes (businessman)
Content:  Luis Alonso Reyes (born September 6, 1959) is a U.S. businessman from El Salvador. Reyes has built two successful businesses in his adopted country of the United States. He co-owns Cactus Cantina and Lauriol Plaza, both in Washington DC. Reyes immigrated to The United States in 1977. Reyes has worked on multiple presidential races for the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) in his native country of El Salvador.
Title: Luis Reyes (businessman)
Content:  Reyes became a US Citizen in 1986 after his employer-sponsored him for residency. In 1992 Reyes married Lorena Ruano, together they have two daughters, Claudia-Isabella, born in 1997, and Daniella-Fernanda, born in 2001. Today, Luis resides in an elegant brick home in D.C.'s exclusive Forest Hills neighborhood with his wife and two daughters.
Title: Luis Recasens
Content:  Luis Pedro Alejandro Recaséns Siches was born in Guatemala City on June 19, 1903, the son of Pedro Recaséns Girol and Concepción Siches Gils, both originally from Spain. After two years he was taken to Spain, where from 1908 to 1912 he attended the Primary School of Barcelona. He then studied at the General and Technical Institute of Barcelona, from which he received a baccalaureate in July 1918, and at the University of Barcelona, which in 1924 awarded him both a law degree and a Bachelor of Arts and Philosophy degree. In 1924-25 he studied for a doctoral degree at the Faculty of Law at the Central University of Madrid, and wrote a dissertation about the influence 
Title: Luis Reque
Content:  Luis Reque (died June 23, 1992) was a Bolivian diplomat and the first Executive Secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR).
Title: Luis Recasens
Content:  Luis Recaséns Siches died in Mexico City on July 4, 1977, of a myocardial infarction complicated by non-traumatic respiratory failure. He is buried in the Pantheon Garden. After his death, the Spanish jurist Joaquín Ruiz Giménez said of him: "His humanism was radically personalist, liberal in the deepest sense, but his human sensibility led him to be repelled by socio-economic injustices and he longed for an authentic democracy that increasing combined freedom and equality.”
Title: Lico Reyes
Content:  Reyers was born in Canatlán Municipality, Durango, Mexico. After arriving in the United States he began to study for the Jesuit Roman Catholic priesthood, but switched from seminary training to study agricultural engineering. He graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington, with a degree in Mathematics and double minors in civil engineering and computer programming. Reyes then continued his education by enrolling in Senior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). However, by the time he graduated the Vietnam War had finished, and he was not required as a second lieutenant. He joined the Texas State Guard, served several years and received an honorable discharge as company commander, captain (O-3) from the 105th Military Police Battalion, First Defense Group, Company C. He then enrolled in a four-year performing arts course to train as an actor. He became a citizen of the United States on 14 December 1965.
Title: Luisito M. Reyes
Content:  Reyes entered politics in 1980 after being the Chairman of the Professional Regulation Board for Mechanical Engineering for 20 years, winning as provincial vice governor. The Reyeses were under the Kilusang Bagong Lipunan Party of President Ferdinand Marcos. Reyes' Governor, Aristeo M. Lecaroz, was also from the KBL.
Title: Luis Carlos Restrepo Ramírez
Content:  Luis Carlos was born on 24 January 1954 in Filandia, Caldas Department to Carlos E. Restrepo Ramírez and Soledad Ramírez Ospina.
Title: Luis Recasens
Content:  Recaséns became a naturalized Mexican citizen on September 8, 1955. From October to November 1964 he made a study trip to the Federal Republic of Germany, invited by his government. Over the years he also taught courses and delivered lectures at a number of universities in Mexico, as well as in pre-Castro Cuba, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. He was an honorary professor of the National University of El Salvador (1947), at the University of Santiago de Chile (1956), and at the University of San Marcos of Lima (1957). He was also a visiting professor in Puerto Rico in 1953 and in Texas in 1962 and 1969, and a guest lecturer at universities in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, 
Title: Luisito M. Reyes
Content:  Luisito M. Reyes (October 11, 1930 - September 24, 2019 ) was the former Governor of the province of Marinduque, Philippines. He was the brother of former Immigration Commissioner Edmundo M. Reyes and the brother-in-law of then Governor Carmencita Reyes. Luisito Reyes graduated from University of Sto. Tomas with a degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering and ranked 3rd on the mechanical engineering board exams and ranked 7th in the electrical engineering board exams. He was the president of the Professional Society of Mechanical Engineering for a long time.

Question: In what city was Luis Reece born?
Answer: Taunton.