Curriculum

He studied at the Pontifical University of Compostela for six years. He also studied Teaching in Santiago, Trade in Lugo for two years and worked as a cooperative manager in Zaragoza. He was a member of the Young Supporters of Galician Autonomy and took part in the propaganda of the Statute of Autonomy in 1936. In 1946, he enjoyed a scholarship at the Galician Biological Mission to prepare himself to direct the Agricultural School in Barreiros de Ortoá - Sarria (Lugo), which started on 1st January 1948, where courses on Agriculture were organised for agricultural teachers. Those courses were celebrated in Lugo from 1948 to 1971 (Antonio Fernández López, who sponsored the courses died in 1971).

In 1955, he moved to Orotava (Tenerife), where he worked as an agricultural expert. In 1960, he came back to Galicia to work at 'SEMISA', a company of seed manufacture. That same year, he moved to Zaragoza, where he directed 'AIVESA', a cattle company. In 1970, he came back to Galicia again to work at Pontecesures school until January 1983 that he retired. He was algo the secretary of 'Pedrón de Ouro' Foundation and president of 'Castelao' Foundation.