Did El Salvador have a king?
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No, it's a republic. Their current president is Elías Antonio Saca González.
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Not directly.  But as a way of funding arms to the Contras in Nicaragua, he allowed it to happen.
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In royalty, the king decides who his next heir will be. He chose his son, which most, if not all, true kings did, as opposed to their brothers. Scar technically does become king after Mufasa dies, mostly because he overthrew the lion government and had his loyal hyenas help him run it. Ah, getting historically royal with a Disney movie...
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HUNGARY - EL SALVADOR \n10-1 (3-0)\n\n      GOALS              3'  1-0  Tibor Nyilasi (assist - Laszlo Fazekas)\n                        10'  2-0  Gabor Pölöskei (assist - Tibor Nyilasi)\n                        23'  3-0  Laszlo Fazekas\n                        50'  4-0  Jozsef Toth\n                        54'  5-0  Laszlo Fazekas (assist - Jozsef Toth)\n                        64'  5-1  Luis Ramirez (assist - Norberto Huezo)\n                        69'  6-1  Laszlo Kiss (assist - Laszlo Fazekas)\n                        71'  7-1  Lazar Szentes (assist - Gabor Pölöskei)\n                        72'  8-1  Laszlo Kiss (assist - Gabor Pölöskei)\n                        76'  9-1  Laszlo Kiss\n                        83' 10-1  Tibor Nyilasi (assist - Jozsef Toth)
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No doubt the best ever from El Salvador has been Jorge "Mágico" González, although there have been many other greats such as Jaime Rodríguez, Raúl Díaz Arce, Mauricio Cienfuegos and Ronald Cerritos.\n\nJorge "Mágico" González (born March 13, 1958 in San Salvador, El Salvador) is a former football (soccer) player and standout for C.D. FAS (El Salvador), Cádiz CF (Spain) and the Salvadoran national team.\n\nGonzález received his first international cap May 1, 1979 in a friendly match against Mexico. He would go on to receive a total of 48 caps for the El Salvador team, leading them to the 1982 World Cup, and scoring a total of 40 goals for the team.\n\nGonzález was nicknamed El Mágico, the Magic one. The Estadio Jorge "Mágico" González in San Salvador is named after him. He was voted greatest player in the 20th Century for the CONCACAF Region.\n\n\nAs for them particapating in the World Cup. El Salvador has participated in 2 World Cup finals, 1970 and 1982 (On both occasions being knocked out in the first round).\nAlthough recently the quality of the Salvadorian national side is not what it used to be, there is hope that with the restructuring of the upper managment in the Salvadorian football federation (FESFUT). El Salvador could possibly be in with a chance of maybe beyin an outside threat in CONCACAF, and taking one of the 4 world cup spots avalible in that region. \n\nBeing Salvadorian, i will ALWAYS cheer on my side. Win or Lose. But hopefully, one day, El Salvador can bring back the glory days and once again become one of the best in CONCACAF.
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(1) El Salvador is a central American state and it is officially called Republic of El Salvador.\n(2) It is in north-eastern Central America, bounded on the north and east by Honduras, on the extreme south-east by the Gulf of Fonseca, on the south by the Pacific Ocean, and on the west and north-west by Guatemala.\n(3) El Salvador is the smallest and most densely populated Central American state and it is the only one without a Caribbean coastline.\n(4) It has a total area of 21,041 sq km. San Salvador is the capital and largest city.
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I'm hispanic... from El Salvador to be specific. But since El Salvador didn't qualify (and it may be a while till they do), I'm rooting for any hispanic country, Spain included. I was really happy with todays game against the Ukraine. To be honest though... I'm tired of seeing Brazil win... It would be nice to see Spain win it for their first time or Argentina to pull off another one.
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Costa Rica got rid of its armed forces in 1948 after the civil war.  Since the military is often a source of trouble in other Latin American countries (just name one and you will have a military dictatorship), they eliminated it to prevent another civil war.  Also, in 1856, when William Walker, the crazy American megalomaniac intent on taking over Central America, arrived from Nicaragua, the president at the time assembled the people of Costa Rica to fight off his well-funded private militia with pitchforks, shovels, and other garden implements.  Other than before the civil war in 1948, Costa Rica has never really had a standing army.  But, you've been there, I've been there, we all know there isn't much difference between police and army.  In terms of check points and harassment, same thing, different name.
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El Salvadoreans are covered under an old court case from the 1980s that the Department of Homeland Security wants congress to correct so that Salvadoreans can be deported as easily as Mexicans.\n\nIt is first up to the Supervisor of the organization that apprehended him.  The Supervisor can release him on bond (the supervisor sets the amount), or on personal recognize (his word).  However, DHS has been saying that there will be no "catch and release" at the border any longer (Since October 2006) however they do "catch and release" in the interior based primarily on available bed space in the detention facilities.\n\nSalvadoreans that have been here years are granted Temporarily Protected Status (TPS) which has been renewed every year since I think 1993.  They remain here until a president does not renew the TPS.\n\nA newbie is basically out of luck if he was caught near the border.'\n\nI do not believe any Salvadoreans are being granted political asylum, since they would have to prove a creditable fear of political presecution if sent back home.\n\nIf they let that Salvadorean in after coming here illegally, then millions of Salvadoreans would be here tomorrow.
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"El Rey y Yo" \nI think originally by Chilean group Los Angelos Negros.\nThere was once a great king who had lots of land, a castle and also had love.\nReading through the credits...it should be there.
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:}\nTry some of these\nhttp://www.greenwood.com/catalog/GR2306.aspx\nhttp://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ca32_solis/SalvadoranDayPR.html\nhttp://immigrantinfo.org/kin/elsalvador.htm
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Why do you ask that ? El Che was a comunist. He wanted to expand comunism over America, and he contributed to create it in Cuba
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It will be the same,cos both are the same old politics,king gave them more than 1 years to rule.but they are failed and didint control the govt and failed to stop the voilence so thats why king overcome,but still its unwise of a king to over cos still people diidnt like him too.
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He is the first and only Indigenous to become a Mexican President.  See mural done by the great Francisco Castro Pacheco of Benito Juarez.  (The word "Indian" is an insult and should never be used especially in Mexico).
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when? upper egypt (which is actually southern egypt) has had many kings...\n\nWhich time are you asking about?
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They have never stopped loving Fidel or worshipping Che.  Don't forget the little crush they have on Kim Jong of North Korea.  \nAnd here's to hoping that Danny Ortega can stage a comeback in Nicaragua. \n\nThe Liberals lament is so many dictators to love, so little time
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The greatest concentrations of Salvadoreans in El Salvador are in:\nLos Angeles\nVirginia (Washington DC area)\nAtlanta\nChicago\nSan Francisco\nHouston