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Salvadorans in the U.S. often face a complex mix of treatment, influenced by their Immigration status, socio-economic background, and community support. Many experience challenges such as discrimination and socioeconomic barriers, yet they also find solidarity within established Salvadoran communities. Additionally, Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has provided some protection for Salvadorans fleeing violence and natural disasters. Overall, their experiences can vary widely depending on local contexts and policies.
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What is the largest group of Central Americans in the us hondurans or salvadorans?
salvadorans
What is the nickname for Salvadorans?
The nickname for Salvadorans is "Guanaco."
Why do most Salvadorans travel by bus on foot or by pickup truck?
Few Salvadorans own cars
Are salvadorans short?
yes.
What are people from El Salvador?
Salvadorans
What are people from Salvador called?
Salvadorans
Who won US or Mexico?
Salvadorans won the war, because they are better. :)
What salvadorans do for fun?
they play soccer my uncle is salvadorean
Do Salvadorans call soccer football?
normally Salvadorans speak Spanish so in Spanish you spell it like this Futbol you say fot and then boll but in English they call it soccer
Are salvadorans Mayan people?
They are, they have many Mayan ruins in the country.
What do you call people from El Salvador in Spanish?
In English you say Salvadorans but in spanish you say "Salvadoreños"
Are salvadorans considered black?
Salvadorans can be of various ethnic backgrounds, including Indigenous, Mestizo (mixed Indigenous and European), and Afro-Salvadoran. While the majority identify as Mestizo, there is a significant Afro-Salvadoran community, primarily descended from enslaved Africans brought to the region during the colonial period. Therefore, some Salvadorans may identify as Black, but it is not a universal classification for all Salvadorans. Ethnic identity in El Salvador is diverse and influenced by history, culture, and individual self-identification.
