Demographics:
The official name of El Salvador is Republic of El Salvador but it is also known as Republica de El Salvador. This Central American nation has an estimated population of 6,134,000 spread across an area of 8,124 square miles. Spanish is the official language but English, French, German and Dutch are spoken as well. Christianity is the major religion of El Salvador. The estimated per capita nominal GDP is $3,700.
History:
El Salvador has seen a lot of struggle against invading races, dictators, empires and world powers. It was one of the regions that resisted the Spanish invasion helmed by Pedro de Alvarado. After achieving independence the government and economy were taken over by Spanish Creoles who rid the local people of their benefits and land protection. This prompted an uprising in the 19th century. The rebellion was led by Anastacio Aquino, the king of Nonoualquenos, but it was suppressed by the government. El Salvador also witnessed a number of liberation movements from 1930-80 and La Matanza was an important one of them.
Economy:
El Salvador has the third biggest economy in Central America with regards to GDP and purchasing power GDP. In recent years the economy has been affected in a significant way by natural disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes but at present there is a steady rate of growth. The service sector is the biggest component of the national GDP followed by industry and agriculture. In recent years the national government has taken some free market initiatives that have contributed significantly to the growth of Salvadoran economy.
Maps of El Salvador: - Blessed with a vibrant culture El Salvador has been trying to recuperate from the ravages of the past and get up on its feet again.
HistoryAdministrative Regions: The departments and municipalities of El Salvador play an important role in its governance and administration.
Hotels:With top hotels like InterContinental Hotels Real San Salvador and Radisson Plaza Hotel El Salvador Hotel visiting El Salvador can be a pleasant experience.
Cities: - Also known as the surfing paradise La Libertad is a highly preferred tourist destination along with San Salvador.
Travel:Tourist attractions such as the Parque Nacional El Imposible and Parque Nacional Cerro Verde make El Salvador a highly sought after tourist destination.
Business and Economy:El Salvador's economy has maintained a steady rate of economic growth in spite of natural hazards like earthquakes and hurricanes.
Education:El Salvador has a varied education system with vocational schools and a number of private universities.
Events and Festivals: Festivals such as Balls of Fire – Bolas de Fuego and Fiestas Agostinas represent the diverse cultural heritage of El Salvador.
History and Culture:The culture at El Salvador is a delightful congregation of Native American and European Spanish traditions.
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