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LA CAPITAL DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE SANTA ROSA EN GUATEMALA, SE ENCUENTRA UBICADA A 65 KILOMETROS DE LA CAPITAL DEL PAIS. AL ESTAR EN LA CIUDAD DE GUATEMALA, SE BUSCA LA CARRETERA A EL SALVADOR Y EL VIAJE ES DE APROXIMADAMENTE UNA HORA EN VEHICULO PROPIO Y UNOS HORA Y MEDIA EN TRANSPORTE EXTRAURBANO. TIENE UN RELIEVE MONTAÑOSO CON APROXIMADAMENTE 20,000 PERSONAS EN EL AREA URBANA DEL MUNICIPIO. AQUI ESTAN LAS INSTALACIONES DEL MINISTERIO PUBLICO, LA SUPERINTENDENCIA DE ADMINISTRACION TRIBUTARIA, EL HOSPITAL NACIONAL, CUENTA CON DOS BANCOS PRIVADOS NACIONALES. ES FAMOSO EL RIO Y PUENTE DE LOS ESCLAVOS, ÉSTE ULTIMO CUENTA LA LEYENDA QUE FUE EL MISMO DIABLO QUIEN LO CONSTRUYO SOBRE LA BASE DE ROCA FUNDIDA, RAZON POR LA CUAL YA CUENTA CON MAS DE 400 AÑOS, Y A SOPORTADO LAS INCLEMENCIAS DEL TIEMPO Y AUN SE ENCUENTRA EN BUEN ESTADO, Y SIN ANIMOS DE CAER O DESCOMPONERSE DE GRAVEDAD.
The capital of the deparment of Santa Rosa in Guatemala, can be found at 65 kilometers from the capital of the country. To get to Cuilapa from the city of Guatemala look for the highway that takes you to El Salvador, and the trip is approximately one hour in your own vehicle and a hour in a half in urban transportation. Cuilapa has a mountainous prominence with a population of approximately 20,000 people in the urban area of the municipality. Here are found the installations of the City Hall, [(the superintendency of the tributary administration)not sure about this translation]'the national hospital' is not really national it's a local hospital that is called national hospital, the town has two private national banks(not sure about this I think now it has more than two). The famous river and bridge "Los Esclavos" have a legend telling that it was the devil himself who built the bridge over the base of the solid rock, for that reason the bridge already counts with more than 400 years old, it has lasted the inclemencies of the weather and still is in good condition and it doesn't seem that gravity will make it fall or decompose. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.178.4.252 (talk) 00:52, 3 October 2007 (UTC)
