Proper noun
Alcala (plural Alcalas)
A surname from Spanish.
Alcala promptly denied the charges, though he confirmed that the intercepted weapons were destined for the caravan, claiming that the operation had been coordinated with Guaido and “US advisors.” Source: Internet
As a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 3452 as well as the fourth-degree Knights San Juan Diego Assembly 3452, Alcala decided to approach his brother Knights about funding a shelter. Source: Internet
Alcala was No. 10 prospect in Astros' system, while Celestino was No. 15. Source: Internet
Court of Criminal Appeals candidates are lower-profile, forcing more uninformed voters to end up making choices based on names, Alcala said. Source: Internet
SEPT 5 --Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala is still clueless why the price of garlic went up to as much as P300 a kilo recently. Source: Internet
It is true that these critics may have been justified in a few cases like Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala and Alan Purisima. Source: Internet