Famous People with Name Miguel

Miguel Castillo            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Miguel Castillo: is a Honduran football player, who most recently played for Motagua. He was transferred from Olimpia alongside his brother Fernando Castillo. He's been called up by Reynaldo Rueda to start training for the match against Haiti. He made his debut for the national side on May 22, 2008 in a friendly against Belize.

Miguel De Bonilla Y Laya-Bolívar            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Miguel De Bonilla Y Laya-Bolívar: was a Costa Rican politician and priest. He was one of the signatories of the Costa Rican Declaration of Independence.He was one of the members of the Costa Rican republican party during the era of independence. He was in the neighborhood of Cartago's parish church when the royalist coup of March 29, 1823 was annouced. One of the supporters of the empire, the Catalan Juan Freses de Ñeco, son-in-law of the royalist military commander Joaquín de Oreamuno y Muñoz de la Trinidad, shouted, "Padre Tiricia returns, because we will kill him!" (¡Ese padre Tiricia que se vuelva, porque lo matamos!), and immediately shot him with a bullet that pierced his cassock.

Miguel Carranza Fernández            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Miguel Carranza Fernández: was a Costa Rican politician.

Miguel Angel Espino            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Miguel Angel Espino: is a professional boxer.He was placed on the West Coast Team in reality tv show The Contender, and was matched against Peter Manfredo, the high-ranked boxer who had been reinstated into the show by popular vote amongst the contestants. He was unlucky to lose, the three judges giving Manfredo 144 points and Espino 141 - the maximum for the five round fight being 150.

Miguel Ángel Díaz Arévalo            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Miguel Ángel Díaz Arévalo: is a former soccer player from El Salvador who represented his country at the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain.

José Miguel            Origin/Culture/Country: South America

José Miguel: a retired Argentine football goalkeeper who played professional football in Argentina and Mexico.Miguel began his playing career in 1986 with River Plate where he made a total of 39 league appearances and won two league titles with the club. In 1993 he joined Club Atlético Platense where he served as the first team goalkeeper.In 1995 he joined Mexican side Santos Laguna where he played until 1999. During his time with the club he won one league title in Inviero 1996 and made

Carlos Miguel            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish

Carlos Miguel: was a Spanish Olympic fencer. He competed in the individual épée event at the 1924 Summer Olympics.

Lorenzo Miguel            Origin/Culture/Country: South America

Lorenzo Miguel: was a prominent Argentine labor leader closely associated with the steelworkers' union.

Josu Jon Imaz San Miguel            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish

Josu Jon Imaz San Miguel: is a politician and chemist in the Basque Country autonomous community, Spain. He was president of the Basque Nationalist Party (EAJ-PNV), until he left his position because of his political differences with the Basque region governor, Juan Jose Ibarretxe. Imaz joined the Basque Nationalist Party in 1978 and became chairman of the youth wing (EGI) of his local party 1979-82. He served on the regional and national committees of the youth movement until 1986. He also served on the Zumarraga municipal assembly of the PNV-EAJ and was a delegate to the national assembly 1983-85, 1986–88 and 1992-94. He served on the Gipuzkoa party executive 1988-90. He also served as Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Treasury Affairs and Development of Zumarraga 1991-95. Imaz was elected as a Member of the European Parliament in June 1994, and served until 7 January 1999, when he was appointed Minister of Industry, Trade & Tourism and spokesman of the Basque Government. He was re-elected as Minister of Industry, Trade & Tourism and spokesman by a Basque Cabinet meeting on 17 July 2001, having become a member of the Basque Parliament, and held these posts until 13 January 2004.