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Description
Jutiapa is a municipality and department located in southeastern Guatemala. It is bordered by the departments of Santa Rosa to the north, Escuintla to the west, and the country of El Salvador to the south. The capital of the department is also called Jutiapa, which serves as a central hub for commerce and culture in the region.
The area is known for its diverse geography, featuring mountains, valleys, and rivers, which contribute to its rich natural landscapes. Agriculture plays a significant role in Jutiapa's economy, with coffee, corn, and sugarcane being the primary crops. The region's favorable climate enhances agricultural productivity, making it important for both local consumption and export.
Jutiapa is not only rich in culture but also has a history that reflects the various influences over the centuries. The local population includes a mix of indigenous and mestizo communities, contributing to a vibrant cultural tapestry. Throughout the year, various traditional festivals are celebrated, showcasing the area's customs, music, and dance.
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