sacatepequez造句

• After two devastating defeats on 23 June in Totonicap醤 and on 28 June in San Lucas Sacatepequez, Cerna resigned on 28 June 1871.
• "This can bring about another war, " said Roberto Orozco, 50, a businessman in the department of Sacatepequez, east of here.
• Four armed men intercepted them while she was taking her children to school in San Lucas Sacatepequez, 25 kilometers ( 15 miles ) northwest of the capital.
• National disaster officials declared the alert for the departments of Escuintla, Chimaltenango and Sacatepequez, warning that residents of the area should be ready for possible evacuations.
• The bus was headed to the town of San Martin Jiotepeque when the driver lost control while taking a curve through the mountainous region in the state of Sacatepequez.
• Today this folk dance is executed in other municipalities of the department of Guatemala, such as San Raymundo, Mixco, San Juan Sacatepequez, San Jose Pinula and Villa Nueva.
• Four armed men intercepted them while the woman was taking her children to school in San Lucas Sacatepequez, 25 kilometers ( 15 miles ) northwest of the capital, where they live.
• President 羖varo Colom declared a state of calamity in the region adjacent to the volcano, and the Ministry of Education closed the schools in the departments of Guatemala, Escuintla and Sacatepequez.
• "This can bring about another war, " said Roberto Orozco, 50, a businessman in the department of Sacatepequez, east of here, who said he voted against all 50 changes.
• Several registration and publicity campaigns have been staged in different parts of the country  including Chichicastenango, San Pedro Sacatepequez, San Juan Sacatepequez, San Raimundo, and Huehuetenango  in collaboration with the National Registry of Persons.
• Several registration and publicity campaigns have been staged in different parts of the country  including Chichicastenango, San Pedro Sacatepequez, San Juan Sacatepequez, San Raimundo, and Huehuetenango  in collaboration with the National Registry of Persons.
• In the other attack, resident of the village of Sacatepequez, just west of the capital, tied the accused chicken thief to a post and beat him severely before police rescued him, said Faustino Sanchez, spokesman for the National Civilian Police.
• Three buses were burned and others were pelted with rocks in response to a recent US $ 0.13 ( euro0.10 ) fare increase on buses in San Juan Sacatepequez, a town 30 kilometers ( 20 miles ) north of Guatemala City.
• Kidnappers pushed Sheril Gomez Swingle, 42, her son Juan Pablo, 4, and daughter Clementina, 6, into a van early Tuesday morning outside Gran Moyas College in San Lucas Sacatepequez, 25 kilometers ( 16 miles ) northwest of Guatemala City, police said.
• Gomez's mother, Sheryl Swingle de Gomez, was kidnapped Tuesday with her 6-year-old daughter Clementina and 4-year-old son Juan Pablo outside the elementary school in San Lucas Sacatepequez, 24 kilometers ( 15 miles ) north of Guatemala City.
• But the department also reported evidence that dates-of-birth documents had been falsified, suggesting efforts to evade the prohibitions, and that children continued to work for small subcontractors, including in the San Pedro de Sacatepequez region of Guatemala, an area with a substantial garment industry.
• It is difficult to know exactly the number of Guatemalans of German descent, counting only in Alta Verapaz, Zacapa and Guatemala City there are a large number of descendants of German ( and without other strong areas of Quetzaltenango, Baja Verapaz, El Peten, Sacatepequez and El Progreso ).
• Basque place names are to be found, such as New Biscay, now Durango ( Mexico ), Biscayne Bay, Sacatepequez, Antigua Guatemala and Jalapa, Jalapa ( Guatemala ), Aguerreberry or Aguereberry Point in the United States, and the " Nuevo Santander " region of Mexico.
• The city's metro area has recently grown very rapidly and has absorbed most of the neighboring municipalities of Villa Nueva, San Miguel Petapa, Mixco, San Juan Sacatepequez, San Jos?Pinula, Santa Catarina Pinula, Fraijanes, San Pedro Ayampuc, Amatitl醤, Villa Canales, Palencia and Chinautla forming what is now known as the Guatemala City Metropolitan Area.
• Rossell y Arellano started an aggressive campaign to get Catholicism back in Guatemala : he restored the Archbishop's Palace and the residence of Bishop Francisco Marroqu韓 in San Juan del Obispo, Sacatepequez; on July 22, 1953 he received fathers Antonio Rodr韌uez Pedrazuela and Jos?Mar韆 B醩cones who began the work of Opus Dei in Guatemala; and in 1959 held the First Central American Eucharistic Congress.