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Interview with Gonzalo Ulloa, Honorary President of the Firm | El Confidencial
27 of December, 2022
Gonzalo Ulloa, currently Honorary Chairman, is interviewed in El Confidencial on the occasion of his retirement. An opportunity to review his professional career after almost 50 years since he joined Gómez-Acebo & Pombo. “This firm has been my life, but I am aware that everything has a beginning and an end”, says Ulloa.
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