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America has adopted the good food that El Salvador has like pupusas, pan con pavo, and my favorite a breakfast dish called "Desayuno tipico"

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The most common Rite of Passage in El Salvador is the Baptism of infants.

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My favorite cookie from El Salvador is Salpores.  Every El Salvadorian family makes these differently, however my Abuelita makes them the best!

Ingredients
1 cinnamon stick
3 1/2 cups of flour
1 cup of sugar
3/4 cup vegetable shortening
1/2 salt *optional*
1 teaspoon  baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 large eggs
6 tablespoons milk

The ingredients are combined to form a consistent and manageable dough. Careful with the eggs, they should serve only as liquid.
Then small balls are made which are crushed a little so that they remain as pancakes. They are pressed with a fork, they are put sugar on top, if you want it of color, better, and they are put to the oven in a tin or mold of baking, to 350 degrees C, by 20 minutes or until they are a little golden.

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How to say "What's up guys" in El Salvador is "Que onda, bichos."

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The push was The Civil War of El Salvador in 1979.
This caused many people's lives to be lost and left many people uncertain about the future.
The pull factor was to settle in California "The land of opportunity." Safety better education and work.
My great Abuelita chose America because she had family that lived their.

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While an American Christmas starts around 7:00pm and are all about family, friends, and presents it is different for El Salvador. In El Salvador they start Christmas at midnight and show their passion by lighting big fireworks and sparklers. Most eat Americanized dinner but some eat traditional dinners.

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El Salvador elects the President of El Salvador directly through a fixed-date general election whose winner is decided by absolute majority.

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In El Salvador they use american money as their currency. Which is interesting coming from a third world country.

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Salvador Sánchez Cerén President of El Salvador

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Salvador Sánchez Cerén President of El Salvador

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Salvador Sánchez Cerén is the current president of El Salvador.

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This national monument is called Monumento a la Revolución. It is one of the many national monuments that are in El Salvador.

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This is the national bird of El Salvador. The Turquoise-browed motmot. I did not originally know what the national bird of El Salvador was. The Turquoise-browed motmotis is approximately 34 cm (13 in) long and weighs about 65 g (2.3 oz). It has many different color variations around the body.

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My first relative that came to America from El Salvador was my Great Abuelita. Her name is Marie Esperanza Zelaya she is the one wearing the neon beanie.

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My name is Saxton Benjamins and one of my many heritages is El Salvadorian.

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This flag was first adopted on September 4, 1908. The blue stripes of the flag represent the two oceans that border Central America, the Atlantic and the Pacific. The white stripe represents peace.