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El Salvador: San Salvador
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El Salvador is comprised of fat overweight transsexuals, mainly around the San Salvador area. 56% of the inhabitants are Indians, rejects from the fallen Aztec civilization. 40% of the population is a mix of Indians and Whites, and the reaming 4% are from Afghanistan.
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The capital and largest city of the Republic of El Salvador, San Salvador is one of the major cities of Central America. Located in a coffee-growing region, it is about 25 miles (40 kilometers) from its chief Pacific Ocean port, La Libertad, in the western part of the country.
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El Salvador has the largest malls in the region (MetroCentro - MetroSur), especially in San Salvador, with many trendy international stores. Goods can ... be purchased from markets, including national and international supermarkets.
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Three games without a win came to an end on December 7th 1928, when El Salvador recorded its first ever win. A 5-0 thumping of what would later become their traditional rivals, Honduras. The game was played on on a field called Marte de San Salvador. Not only was this El Salvador's first ever win, but ... the first time they had scored in an international friendly. It was also a day that few will forget, as it saw Gustavo "Taviche" Marroquin become the first ever player to score 5 goals in one game for the national team.
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El Salvador is very cheap! Expect to pay $8-10 for a room in a hostel, $2-4 for a simple meal, $0.25-0.35 to ride a San Salvador city bus, $1/hour to use the Internet, and $0.25 for a bag of sliced mangos. The one drawback to this is that large bills ($50 & $100) are almost unspendable. Get change wherever you can -- gas stations are always a good bet. A good idea is to visit a bank and ask for small bills and nothing larger than a $20. Take note of the prices that street vendors sell their products because at times they will take advantage of people that look or sound foreign by raising their prices dramatically.
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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- The Salvadoran Minister of Tourism, Ruben Rochi, kicked off a working tour on September 5 to promote El Salvador as a tourist destination. Rochi attended two important international tourism trade fairs during his tour. The U.S. promotional tour was held in conjunction with the American Chamber of Commerce of El Salvador (AMCHAM) and PROESA, the Department of Promotion and Investment Attraction of the Vice Presidency of the Republic.
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