Romulo

[ rom-yoo-loh; Spanish raw-moo-law ]

noun

1. Car·los Pe·na [kahr, -laws , pe, -nah], 1901–85, Philippine diplomat, journalist, and educator.

Example Sentences

Former President Martín Torrijos trailed with 16% of the vote, followed by lawyer Rómulo Roux at 11%.

From BBC

Rómulo Roux, 59, a former president of the Panama Canal's board of directors is running for the national presidency for the second time, after losing to current President Laurentino Cortizo in 2019.

From BBC

The remaining field features a couple of also-rans from previous elections — Ricardo Lombana and Rómulo Roux — as well as former President Martín Torrijos.

From Seattle Times

Alarmed that a Guyanese leader could create a Cuban beachhead in South America, Venezuela’s staunchly anti-Communist president, Rómulo Betancourt, came up with a strategy, which blunted the independence push: At the United Nations, his government resurrected a long-festering claim to more than half of Guyana’s territory.

From New York Times

Rómulo Betancourt, a former president of Venezuela, in 1958.

From New York Times