El Salvador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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El Salvador (Spanish: , literally meaning "Republic of the Savior") is the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America. It borders the Pacific Ocean between Guatemala and Honduras....
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Facts about the land, people, history, government, political conditions, economy, foreign relations of El Salvador. ... El Salvador's population numbers about 7.2 million. Almost 90% is of mixed Indian and Spanish extraction. About 1% is indigenous; very few Indians have retained their customs and traditions.
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A Country Study: El Salvador ... Search El Salvador ... El Salvador and the Unitied Provinces of Central America...
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History of El Salvador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Before the Spanish conquest, the area that now is El Salvador was composed of three great indigenous states and several principalities. The indigenous inhabitants were the Pipils, a tribe of the nomad...
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El Salvador is predominantly a Roman Catholic country. During the war the government assumed that the Catholic Church supported communism because it sympathized with the poor, and it targeted the Church for violence.
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El Salvador's population numbers about 6.0 million; almost 90% is of mixed Indian and Spanish extraction. About 1% is indigenous; very few Indians have retained their customs and traditions. ... Before the Spanish conquest, the area that is now El Salvador was made up of two large Indian states and several principalities.
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