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ARECHAGA, Juan de, Cuban jurist, born in Havana in the first half of the 16th century. He studied in his native City, and went to Spain, was graduated as LL. died at Salamanca in 1662, and became a professor there. In the same year he published in that city his "Arechaga Comentaria Juris Civilis," and in 1666 his "Extemporaneas Comentationes." Arechaga went in 1671 to Mexico, where he filled important offices, being finally appointed governor and captain-general of the province of Yucatan. The date of his death is not known.
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