Alcaldia Municipal

The police in this place are just abusing their authority, they arrived at my brother's house and destroyed everything according to the fact that by checking and looking for things that my brother had nothing to do with and without any search warrant, my brother is a humble person who lives with his wife and his month-old baby and he lives from the sowing of basic grains and from his cows that give him milk and from there they draw for their daily lives, they should be fair and do their job well and not abuse their authority just to annoy people who owe nothing

Totally ravaged with fairly cool weather

Wowww woww after 15 years I return to see my little town Santa Cruz analquito and how beautiful is the mayor's office has improved a lot good even if it is in photos today I saw it as I still can not travel but one day I will walk again in those streets that saw me fall but also get up bravely

Santa Cruz Analquito It is a municipality in the department of Cuscatlán, El Salvador. According to the official census of 2007, it has a population of 2,585 inhabitants. History The earliest mention found in an 1841 law, where the village of Analquito is mentioned as an electoral canton. For 1855, Isidro Menéndez, in his "Compilation of the National Laws", mentions it as a municipality in the Olocuilta district. By Executive Agreement of August 21, 1875, the town of Analquito was incorporated into the district of Cojutepeque, Cuscatlán. In 1890 the town had 900 inhabitants. The municipality covers an area of ​​11.81 km² and has an average altitude of 486 meters above sea level. The toponym is a Spanishized diminutive of the Nahuat word Analco that means "Place on the other side of the water". The patron saint festivities are celebrated in the month of May in honor of the Holy Cross.

Nobeo swims the sat elite