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from other ethnic group in the area to form a strong army and then attack the Kʼicheʼs. The warriors settled to the east of the aj K’ub’ul and since the latter had moved away to look for peace and tranquility, they were a very peaceful community. And that is exactly what the warriors inform the Kʼicheʼ king, reassuring him by telling that he should not worry about the exiled group, as they were really peaceful.
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As time went by, the Kʼicheʼ warriors realized that the aj Kʼubʼul life was very different from the one they were used to have under the ruling of their king, as they simple worked on their land and crops and then enjoyed their families without having to worry about being invaded or called to fight
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Worried about the defection of the aj Kʼubʼul family chief -who had taken his family away in order to look for fertile and, above all, pacific land-, the Kʼicheʼ king sent a group of soldiers to control every single movement of them. He was afraid that the aj Kʼubʼul would look for reinforcements
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In May 1970 a school was built; the new structure had six classrooms, lunch room, warehouse, guardian room and the basic utilities. In the municipality there is a health center from the Secretariat of Public Health, which also started selling medications in early 1973. And as of 5 July 1973, the
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and Canillá), but only to pick up their families and went on to settle a new community where they were once stationed to keep an eye on the aj K'ub'ul.
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In the 16th and 17th centuries there were hardly any mention to Canillá. In the 18th century, however, then archbishop of Guatemala, doctor
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Employment opportunities in Canillá are few. Many people from Canillá travel for work, either to other areas of Guatemala, or to
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in the 1950s. They knew that their families were related and always brought Sacapulas produce into those municipalities.
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on 21 March 1893. The municipality was suppressed, however, by an executive action of president
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In 1880, in the Population Census of that year, Canillá is listed as a settlement belonging to
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was established by executive action of 12 February 1872, which formed it from land coming from
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as a human settlement. Years later, yet another executive action, this time of president
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municipality had the authority to lease those municipal lots within its jurisdiction.
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Secretaría General de Planificación y Programación de la Presidencia de la República
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are unpaved and can be precarious in the rainy season; they suffer from erosion,
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Canillá was elevated to municipality by an executive action of president
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in a war. Therefore, they went back to their place of origin, Tujalj (
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with a surface area of 123 km and a population of 15,053 people.
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Tz’unun, Francisco Luis; Chom, Miguel Antret; Terga, Ricardo (n.d.).
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Outside Canillá past the Aldea (village) Chijoj are the
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15°10′00″N 90°51′00″W / 15.166667°N 90.85°W / 15.166667; -90.85
Canillá's central plaza in 2006
Canillá is located in Guatemala
15°10′00″N 90°51′00″W / 15.16667°N 90.85000°W / 15.16667; -90.85000

Guatemala
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El Quiché
Municipality
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Kʼicheʼ
Ladino
Roman Catholicism
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