Poverty and Inequality in El Salvador

In the early twentieth century I am suffering from poverty and inequality from El Salvador's oligarchic dating back to the colonial era. The lack of consistency in the introduction and implementation of oligarchies prevents the progress of the country. Furthermore, many wars and political armed groups in El Salvador are interfering with economic and social development. The main focus of oligopoly is to raise the profit. Since they basically run economy, I think their actions are best for their interests and the national economy.

Today, El Salvador is regarded as a republic and the capital city is San Salvador. Government administration consists of the head of state and government leaders and is the president of that country. Composition of justice by the Supreme Court House of Representatives Council, the legislature of El Salvador. El Salvador is divided into 14 local administrations. The major industries of the country are food processing, beverage production, oil, chemicals, fertilizer, textile products, furniture and light metal. Agriculture also plays a role in the economy of El Salvador, the main products of the industry coffee, sugar, corn, rice, beans, oilseeds, cotton, sorghum, beef and dairy products.

The population of the capital San Salvador is about 1 million. It is estimated that 42% of the population of El Salvador live in rural areas. Since the 1960s, the city of El Salvador, millions of people migrate to cities, develop at an alarming rate and create problems in urban planning and related services. The population of El Salvador consists of Mestizos, Caucasian, indigenous people. 86% of Salvadorans are mixed, mixed with European and European mixed blood. Mestiso population, ethnic African El Salvador, especially the Mediterranean, as well as El Salvador African people speak indigenous languages ​​or do not have indigenous cultures of El Salvador indigenous people, they are cultural hybrids of their own Please consider.