Today, the economic landscape has shifted from land-based wealth to diversified global conglomerates, but many of the original names remain at the pinnacle of Salvadoran society.
Today, these families survive by controlling the pipes of the economy: 14 richest families in el salvador
A dominant political and economic name throughout the early 20th century, deeply involved in agricultural exports and the government. The Historical "14 Families" (Old Money) Today, the
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: Historically significant landowners and financiers who were instrumental in the early banking sector. : De Sola (Grupo de Sola) (Grupo Hill) Salaverria Sol Giammattei The 8 Modern Business Groups Quiñónez Family: A dominant political and economic name
If you are building a house in El Salvador, you buy cement and rebar from , the largest hardware chain in the country. The Llach family holds exclusive distribution rights for Cemento de El Salvador (CESSA) and international construction brands. They are the invisible engineers of the nation's construction boom.
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