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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...

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