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San Alejo
San Alejo is a municipality in the La Unión department of El Salvador.
==History==
A mid-eighteenth century, in the parish of Conchagua, there was the San Alejo de Pedregal, rocky site known as Queiquín native Lenca. These natives had yayantiques neighbors as its rivals. Shortly after a brawl that took place in 1771 among such enemies, the Supreme Head of the Province of San Miguel ordered to organize a village in the land donated by the owners of the property. With the creation of the Municipality of San Salvador in 1785, the town went on to become the capital of one of the fifteen games.
On June 9, 1809, the Court of Fidelity, based in San Miguel, imprisoned and confiscated the property of Just Zaldivar (originally from San Alejo) and Valentin Porras, being promoters of "subversive ideas" against the authorities of the Spanish crown . These facts suggest that both were the first subjects to suffer persecution in the Central American territory by the colonial power. Also, in December 1811 there was another follow-up sedition November independence movement, but was put out. Amid the events Zaldivar tried to flee to Honduras, but was imprisoned in San Miguel where he died.
On March 11, 1827 the village officially received the title of "villa". In 1854 he joined the district of La Union and in 1865 was established as a municipality in the department. On February 3, 1870 obtained the title of "city" under the administration of Francisco Dueñas. By 1890 in San Alejo lived around 2880 people. Rafael Zaldivar, president of El Salvador in the second half of the nineteenth century, was born in this place.
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