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There are few places on earth as dangerous as El Salvador, a country with a population of just 6.5 million people – yet 10% are involved with gangs

This listing is for the El Salvador logo in 5 different colors (as seen in the pics) both in the SVG and PNG formats. Additionally there's a four color version, which is depicted in one of the pics. The metal background is there effects Files are zipped into one file for easy download. Please let me know if you have any questions/concerns or any suggestions! Thanks! La calidad de el escudo es mejor que lo que se mira aqui. Si tiene calquier pregunta, nomas pregunte!

Check out the El Salvador cursive bundle here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1564351997 Or the full El Salvador bundle here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1564342957/ SVG, DXF and EPS are vector graphics that are scalable without loss of quality PNG and PDF files are exported on A4 @600ppi for maximum quality PNG has a transparent background All files in the shop are free for personal use and commercial use on physical products All files in the shop are property of SouthForkSVG and are not permitted to be aggregated or resold digitally in any file format regardless of any changes or modifications This listing is for a digital download. Once downloaded, the .Zip folder(s) will contain all the files inside. If you are on Windows, the .svg may be labeled as a “Microsoft Edge” file. If you are on mobile, you may need an extractor app to open the .Zip folder(s). Alternatively, you can unzip them on your desktop and resend back to mobile. Etsy has a useful help article for downloading digital purchases, which you can access here: https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013328108-Downloading-a-Digital-Item?segment=shopping Thanks for looking, and if you would like something done custom, feel free to ask. If you like this design, give it a favorite! If you make something with it, come back and post a pic! Happy crafting!

There are few places on earth as dangerous as El Salvador, a country with a population of just 6.5 million people – yet 10% are involved with gangs

This is a digital instant download. Zip file contains individual JPEG, SVG, PNG, AI, and EPS vector for each graphic element. All files are saved in the highest quality. I'll be able to assist should need custom file revisions, edits and/or need the file in other formats. Terms of use: You are entitled with a royalty free license to use the artworks in all your projects (your personal, your company, or your client) without any limitation. There is no restriction on what you can do with the files. You can modify them as much as you like. You can use them in your commercial and non-commercial apps, websites, printings, 3D software, tattoo, banners, and anywhere at all. However, you are not allowed to resell or distribute these files. These digital files are non refundable. El Salvador Country Map. Black silhouette and outline isolated on white background. El Salvador; country; map; black and white; vector; silhouette; boundary; black; white; border; graphic; icon; illustration; land; map; nation; national; outline; isolated; JPEG; EPS; background; Central America; Republic of El Salvador; geography; outline; Map of El Salvador; El Salvador Map Vector

1867 Scott 4 4r bister "Volcano San Miguel" Quick History El Salvador ("The Savior") was part of the Spanish Empire (New Spain) until 1821, when it became autonomous as part of the Federal Republic of Central America. That union dissolved in 1841, and Salvador became a sovereign nation. Briefly, Salvador was part of the Greater Republic of Central America, along with Honduras and Nicaragua, from 1895 to 1898. (This is reflected in the inscriptions of some of the stamp issues of the time.) El Salvador and Central America The capital is San Salvador, and the population was 1,900,000 in 1943. The population currently is 87% Mestizo, 12% White, and 1% Native American (Pipils and Lencas). The small percentage of indigenous peoples is due, in part, to the tens of thousands of largely indigenous natives killed in the 1932 Salvadoran peasant massacre (La Matanza). "Map of Central America" 1932 Scott 525 10c orange Stamps of 1924-25 Issue Overprinted Initially indigo was the cash crop, but that was supplanted by coffee. An oligarchy of a few families eventually controlled the coffee trade. Stamps were introduced in 1867. Salvador was one of the Central American nations that gave a contract to Nicholas Seebeck for stamp issues between 1890-1899. One can still find most of the issues, and their reprints, in unused condition for close to minimum catalogue value. Economic inequality, civil unrest, coups, and revolts have been a large part of Salvadorian history. Oscar Romero, Archbishop of San Salvador, and a strong advocate for social justice, was assassinated in 1980. Economic reforms since the early 1990s have improved social conditions, and exports have diversified from the coffee monoculture. Crime continues to be a major problem. 1879 Scott 17 20c violet "Coat of Arms" Into the Deep Blue The 2014 Scott Classic Specialized 1840-1940 catalogue has, for El Salvador 1867-1940, 1166 major descriptive numbers. Of those, 671 are CV

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