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In 1933 he was nominated as secretary of the Spanish embassy in Bulgaria. He had to exile at the beginning of the Civil War, travelling first to New York, then to Cuba, where he founded ‘Escuela Libre’ in Havana, to Mexico D.F., where he practised as a teacher at ‘Ruiz de Alarcón’ Spanish-Mexican Institute and finally to Uruguay, where he lived until 1963 that returned to Spain. But he could not enter his diplomatic career until 1974. He was one of the founders of the Seminary of Galician Studies and also collaborated with many research articles. Besides, the articles he wrote during the exile were published in some magazines such as ‘Marcha’, ‘Imago Mundi’ or ‘El Día’.