San Miguel
San Miguel is a city in El Salvador.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of San Miguel
About San Miguel
San Miguel is located in the San Miguel region of El Salvador. It serves as the administrative center of the region, playing a significant role in the country's geography.
San Miguel is notable for its rich history and cultural heritage. The city's economy is driven by various industries, contributing to its character as a vibrant urban center in El Salvador.
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Notable people from San Miguel
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- RRaúl Díaz Arceb. 1970Salvadoran footballer
Juan Ramón Martínez1948–2024Salvadoran footballer (1948–2024)- RRamón Fagoagab. 1954Salvadoran footballer
- MMario Castillob. 1951Salvadoran footballer
Osmín Aguirre y Salinas1889–1977President of El Salvador (1889-1977)
Mari Possab. 1980Salvadoran-American pornographic actress
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