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The Republic of El Salavador is one of the smallest countries of Central America. It still attracts large numbers of expatriates wishing to settle here to enjoy a unique scenery: lakes, volcano, Sierra Madre's plains.

The proximity with the north-American market and the dynamism of the services sector will enable expats to find job opportunities on the Salvadorian labor market.

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Hugh in Cara Sucia: "People here are very friendly, outgoing and helpful"

US expat, Hugh settled in Cara Sucia with his wife Elizabeth in November 2011. Following his retirement, he now enjoys traveling, blogging and, of course, the ...

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Life Of A Gringo Expat Living In El Salvador

9 years ago

Hello, (Hola,) My name is Hugh, I am 63 years old and have spent a great part of my life traveling the world. I spent 14 years in the United States Army which gave me the opportunity to visit and live in many countries. I have worked most of my life in logistics and fleet management. I retired in October of 2011. My wife, Liz, is from El Salvador. I met her and fell in love with her when she came to work for the company that I worked for in September of 2000, and we were married in November of 2004. I came for my first visit to El Salvador in March of 2004 and fell in love with the country right away. Liz and I would visit the country 2-3 times a year and I would always feel peaceful, calm and revitalized from the visit. I love what the country has to offer, the wonderful people, the beaches, the mountains, the beautiful sites and the history to name a few. I retired in October,2011 and we relocated here in El Salvador in November,2011 to start our new life. I think that this is a beautiful country and a wonderful people with a lot of potential and opportunity that is overlooked by many people. I plan for this Blog to deal with life, sites, issues and opportunity in El Salvador as I see them. I hope you will join me on my journey through my life in El Salvador.