Articles related to "El Salvador Military"

This article is a guide to visiting a musuem in Perquín, El Salvador dedicated to preserving the memory of the country´s 1980-1992 Civil War.

Mar 23, 2008 - Dan Gordon

The democratic republic has a population of a little over 7 million people. The Spanish, led by Admiral Andres Nino first landed on Meanguera Island on May 31, 1522.

Mar 16, 2009 - Carmen Sofia Grant

Sparked by one countries effort to curb illegal immigrants from the other, the brief four day war was an interesting footnote in military history.

Aug 18, 2006 - Christopher Eger

Among the events celebrated during Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 through October 15) are the independence days of seven countries of Latin America.

Sep 2, 2009 - Elvira Nieto

For travelers on a shoestring budget, Mayan ruins in El Salvador offer a great alternative to well-trodden sites in Guatemala or the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

Dec 19, 2009 - Bryon Wells

In the 1980s much of Central America was engulfed in war, aided by American arms and money. Problems created by the conflicts are coming back to haunt North America.

May 28, 2009 - Rupert Taylor

In 1996 new immigration laws were passed allowing for more deportable crimes and calling for easier deportation for crimes committed.

Sep 23, 2008 - Jen Aniano

The USA leads the pack but there is no clear front runner in the Concacaf qualifying group with only two games remaining to be played on October 10th and 14th.

Sep 15, 2009 - Richard McColl

El Salvador, the smallest Central American country, has 25 volcanoes, one of which is still smoking. Visitors can check out the Izalco volcano at the Cerro Verde Park.

Sep 12, 2006 - Portia J. Lino