Gregorio Nieva

Early life and career Nieva was born in Boac, Marinduque, on November 27, 1880, to Calixto de Nieva and Epifaña Morente.

In 1906, he was elected Secretary of the Assembly of Provincial Governors held in Manila. In 1907, he was transferred and worked as an assistant clerk to the Property Registry Court. He left that position after the Philippine Assembly was established. He was editor of the magazine from 1916 to 1922.

Despite rising tensions between Eastern nations and Japan, Nieva went ahead with the travel arrangements after assurance from Japanese Consul-General Kimura Atsushi.

Works and publications Here are some of Nieva's works and publications:

Realismo y estadismo (1929) La vida en nuestros pueblos (1915) The development and progress of the Filipino women (1928) Now is the time to solve the Philippine problem (1921)