Gentilicios of the departments of El Salvador
A name is a name which is known to people born in a certain place, regardless if they live there or not. For example, the adjective for people born …
10 Reasons why Salvadorans migrate to United States
The Salvadoran migration to the United States is a well-known phenomenon has held true throughout the history; so much so that currently, more than two million Salvadorans live in …
The civil war in El Salvador
Like much of Latin America, the small Central American nation of El Salvador (20,742 square kilometres, and 7.2 million inhabitants) has had a violent history, ruled in oligarchic manner …
Olocuilta
Olocuilta is one of the municipalities of the Department of La Paz, El Salvador. Its name comes from the voices nawat olocuil, which means “measuring worm” and ta, which …
El Tamarindo Beach
El Tamarindo beach is located in the Department of La Unión, in El Salvador; at a distance of 190 km from the capital San Salvador. Because of the distance …
Playa El Tunco
Playa El Tunco is located 42 kilometers from San Salvador and is part of the Ruta Sol and Playa de El Salvador, so it is a well-visited tourist destination …
Why do the Salvadorans tell us “guanacos”?
Surely on more than one occasion, you’ve heard the word “guanaco“, primarily, as a way to distinguish or call the Salvadorans at home or outside our national borders. As …
Las Tunas Beach
The Las Tunas beach is located in the Department of La Unión, some 180 kilometers away from San Salvador. The main characteristic of this beach is without a doubt …
Archaeological sites in El Salvador
El Salvador archaeological sites are places in which is still present the memory of our ancestors who inhabited our lands for centuries, these places were witnesses of the constructions …
Constitution of El Salvador
The Constitution of El Salvador, also known as Constitution of the Republic of El Salvador, is a document of great importance for the country, since it supports national democracy …
