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The answer is simply, a reawakening. The lure of the world of business and its material rewards made me turn back on a course on humanities and liberal arts, and brought me instead to the profitable world of economics and finance. However, coming back to Spain as the envoy of the Philippines to this country, whose rich historical background includes several chapters on the Philippines, has reawakened in me that interest in humanities that had lain dormant for quite a long time. Miguel López de Legázpi triggered that awakening.
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Lopez fate as Meralco CEO up to board

By Donnabelle L. Gatdula | May 15, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - The Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) clarified reports yesterday which stated that its chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) Manuel M. Lopez will step down as CEO “sometime after...

Business

Miguel López de Legazpi: the friendly conquistador

February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

In Mid-May of 1571, A Spanish Fleet of three ships and numerous Visayan allies anchored off Kawit, Cavite. Rajah Soliman did not intend to repeat his defeat at the hands of Martin de Goiti the previous year; his...

Starweek Magazine

Miguel López de Legázpi, founder of Manila

By Joseph Bernardo Y Medina Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain | January 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Why do I write about Miguel López de Legázpi? The answer is simply, a reawakening. The lure of the world of business and its material rewards made me turn back on a course on humanities and liberal...

News Commentary