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It doesn't have a specific date, but it's aprox. 215 years old around April 1838.

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If you are team Ixtahuacan, work with this link:

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If you are team Ixtahuacan, work with this link:

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Get this data:

1. establishment date

2. language(s) spoken

3. economic activity

4. habitants

5. education level

6. What communities surround it?

7. What does the word Nahualá/Ixtahuacán mean?

8. How is the authority organized there?

Also, investigate how to say “hello”, and “good morning” in

the local language.

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If you are team Nahualá, work with this link:

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If you are team Nahualá, work with this link:

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Get this data:

1. establishment date

2. language(s) spoken

3. economic activity

4. habitants

5. education level

6. What communities surround it?

7. What does the word Nahualá/Ixtahuacán mean?

8. How is the authority organized there?

Also, investigate how to say “hello”, and “good morning” in

the local language.

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Nỏth: Totonicapán

East San José Chacayá, Santa Lucia Utatlán y Sololá

South: Samayac, San Francisco Zapotitlán y Suchitepéquez

West: Cantel, Zunil (Quetzaltenango) y Zunilito (Suchitepéquez)

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La principal actividad era la manufactura de ropa de lana, de tejidos de hilo y el curtido de cuero. Se cultivaba maíz y legumbre.

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Chuicutama, Pacutama I and II, Xetinamit, Chicorral, Chiriximay, Chuisibel, etc.

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According to Wikipeadia, Local residents translate the name Nahualá roughly as "enchanted waters," "water of the spirits," and "magical water(s)," and they often object to the common Spanish translation of the name as agua de los brujos ("water of the shamans").

And according to the text, it means "water" and "mother"

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Most people speak K’iché, and a little over half of the population speaks both K’iché and Spanish. The people who are bilingual are typically males.

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The first records of this population was in 1585, but it was officially established in 1862.

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The economic activity in the municipality is basically related to agricultural, livestock, artisanal production and basic services, requiring the acquisition of raw materials, materials and inputs, which come from Guatemala City and the department of Quetzaltenango.

The main productive activity is agriculture, occupying 50.24% of the total production, the main crops being: maize, beans, potatoes, vegetables, coffee. Other productive activities are crafts and salaried work, representing 10% of the population in both cases.

The majority of families live from salaried work on the farms of the Boca Costa del Sur, in the textile factories of Quetzaltenango and from the sale of surpluses from agricultural production.

The current situation of displaced families has broken this fragile system. Agricultural production was wiped out, work in the Boca Costa (day labor, mainly in coffee and sugar) decreased, reconstruction work requires on-site labor and market buyers do not wait for the replacement of production (agricultural or artisanal).

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How to say "Hi!" and "Good morning!" in K'iche':

Hola — La utz awach.

Buenos días — Xsaqarik.

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HELLO: RUTZIL AWACH.

GOODBYE: B'ENA.

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BAJO.

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