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Trujillo, Peru
From top and left to right: Freedom Monument in Main Square, Chalanes riding in Victor Larco, Marinera dance with a paso horse, Pair of man and woman dancing marinera, dish of ceviche, surfing with a caballito de totora in Huanchaco, Huaca or Temple of the Sun, Superior Court of Judiciary La Libertad, Trujillo Spring Festival, Ceramic of anal sex mochica, House of Emancipation, View of Huanchaco, God Aiapaec painted in the Temple of the Moon, Guards in Chan Chan, Paseo Pizarro.
Flag Coat of arms
Nickname(s):  The Capital of the everlasting Spring, Capital of Culture in Peru, Capital of the Marinera, Meritorious City and Faithful to the Fatherland, Cradle of the typical Peruvian Paso Horse, Cradle of freedom, Cradle of Judiciary in Peru
In amber map of Trujillo city and its surrounding zones In amber map of Trujillo city and its surrounding zones
Trujillo, Peru Location in Peru
Coordinates: 8°6′43.2″S 79°1′43.68″W
Country	Peru
Region	La Libertad
Province	Trujillo
Central District	Trujillo
Spanish foundation	November 1534 by Diego de Almagro
Government
• Type	Mayor–council government
• Mayor	Cesar Acuña Peralta
Area
• Metro	1,100 km2 (400 sq mi)
Elevation	34 m (112 ft)
Population
• Urban	709,566(census 2,007)
• Metro	920,734 (Estimated 2,013)
• Metro density	837/km2 (2,170/sq mi)
Demonym	Spanish: Trujillano(a)
Time zone	UTC-5 (PET)
ZIP code(s)	13001
Area code	044
Patron Saints	San Valentin Virgin of La Puerta
Metropolitan area	Trujillo Metropolitano
Integrated districts	Trujillo Victor Larco Huanchaco Moche La Esperanza Laredo El Porvenir Salaverry Florencia de Mora
Website	Municipality of Trujillo
Some notes: -The city was founded as "Trvxillo of New Castilla" -About the foundation of the city some author say it was on December 6, 1534

'Trujillo' is a city in Coast northern Peru, capital of homonymous province and department of La Libertad. is Peru's third largest city by population in 2007 had a population of 682,834 inhabitants and according to projections in 2013 with 776 873 inhabitants.

The city is located at a altitude average of 34 m with urban stretches along the historical center, in the margin right of the river Moche on the Pacific Ocean, in the old valley "Chimo" today Moche Valley or Santa Catalina.

Founded by conquistador Francisco Pizarro on March 5 of 1535, Trujillo was the country seat of government twice, in 1823 with José de la Riva Agüero and 1824 with Simon Bolivar. In 1932 became the scene of the Trujillo Revolution.

Among the most representative cultural events in the city include the International Spring Festival, the International Book Fair and National Fishermen's Festival.

On the outskirts of the city highlights the existence of archaeological sites as Chan Chan, a large city of Adobe declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1986, and Temples of the Sun and Moon, with the Huaca del Sol's largest adobe pyramid, in the country.

Symbols

[[File:CédularealTrujillo2 lou.jpg|thumb|rigth| Real certificate authority coat of arms to the city of Trujillo, granted by King Charles I of [[Spain] ] in 1537.]]

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of the city was awarded the December 7 of 1537 by royal decree issued by Carlos V . The shield consists of two water columns azure, over the crown of the king surrounded by pearls and precious stones and two sticks hugging column, the letter K ( initial Karolus , name of the king) and coat the back of a cock looking to the right and embracing the shield.

Flag

It is white in the center and carries the coat of arms of the city, is hoisted on the official ceremonies of the Municipality of Trujillo in the main square of the city. Also is hoisted every December 29 to commemorate the proclamation of the Independence Trujillo made in 1820.

Hymn

The letter of the hymn to Trujillo was written by Ramiro Mendoza Sanchez and music by Ramiro Herrera Orbegoso.

Political-administrative organization == == Trujillo is the capital of the Department of La Libertad, therefore hosts the regional government and technical bodies within their competence. The regional government headquarters is Casa Muñoz and Cañete in the Plaza de Armas. It is also home to the relevant regional offices of the ministries that make the Public Administration in the country, and of the III-Territorial Police Directorate, organ implementation of the Peru National Police {{demonstrate|and administrative agencies of the District Court of Liberty.}}

City Administration

Main article: Municipality of Trujillo

The Provincial Municipality of Trujillo is governed by the provisions of the Organic Law of Municipalities and has jurisdiction throughout the province. His authority is not restricted to the city and there is no governing body of the city itself, with the municipalities of the districts of the city which have jurisdiction in matters relating to their own districts. The Provincial Council is empowered to regulate, promote and ensure the preservation of the cultural heritage of the city and urban development plan of the same, with ability to perform specific actions such as formulation and implementation of plans, definition of zones and land uses , care and maintenance of historic buildings and monuments environments.

For the period 2011 - 2014 he was elected as mayor César Acuña Peralta representing the political party founded by him, Alliance for Progress, was elected by vote popular to govern the city twice in consecutive periods for 2007-2010 and 2011-2014.

Administrative Division

Main article: Annex: Districts of the city of Trujillo (Peru)

The population projections published by the National Institute of Statistics and Information in 2012 is the third most populous city in the country, reaching an estimated population of 765,495 inhabitants.

Ubigeo	Distrito
130101	Centro
130102	El Porvenir
130111	Víctor Larco Herrera
130103	Florencia de Mora
130105	La Esperanza
Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática

Trujillo metropolitan

Main article: Metropolitan Trujillo

The emergence of the metropolitan area as effect becomes very noticeable growth while messy in some sectors, growth mostly horizontal, in the two last decade of the twentieth century. The metropolitan area has a head to the city and is composed of the urban continuum consisting of the districts of Trujillo, La Esperanza , El Porvenir, Florencia de Mora and Victor Larco Herrera, by urban and rural population centers of the integrated area districts comprised Huanchaco, Laredo, Moche and Salaverry and lower town The Miracle under the jurisdiction of the district Huanchaco.

History

Main article: History of Trujillo (Peru)

Columbian Era

Mural side of the Temple of the Moon at the archaeological site of Moche.

The Mochica God Aiapaec or 'Slasher', represented in one of the walls of the Huaca de la Luna .

In the territory now occupied by the city of Trujillo developed different cultures Columbian s such as Cupisnique, the Mochica and the Chimu.

The Moche culture or Mochica developed between the 100 a. C. and 700 d. C. in the Moche valley having its headquarters in the territory now called Temples of the Sun and Moon archaeological complex covering approximately 60 hectares and was the power center of the Mochica culture, this culture spread to the northern coastal valleys of Peru today. Moche societies developed sophisticated technology of irrigation canals, which showed extensive knowledge of hydraulic engineering and agricultural frontier expanded. Also made extensive use of copper in the manufacture of weapons, tools and ornaments.

The rule Chimu is developed between 1000 and 1200 and occupied territories formerly inhabited the Moche, whose main town was the citadel of Chan Chan, which played the role of capital of the kingdom.

Numerous archaeological sites attest development reaching these people, like Dragon Huaca or Arco Iris in Hope district or Huaca Esmeralda in the district of Trujillo, approximately 4 km to the northeast of the historic city center. The main urban sites prehispanic s are there in the metropolitan area of Trujillo's are the Temples of the Sun and Moon located in the district of [[District of Moche | Moche] ]. This archaeological complex covers approximately 60 hectares and was the power center of the Mochica culture and the Chan Chan, which was the capital of the Chimu kingdom and where an estimated lived in their time of greatest expansion roughly 100,000 people, whose remains are located 5 km the historical center of the city to the northwest of the current metropolitan area in the district of Huanchaco.

Viceregal

The December 6 of 1534, Diego de Almagro chose the place to start giving the name "Villa de Trugillo" in memory of the homeland of Pizarro and ordered to prepare for its foundation. The following year, on March 5, 1535, Francisco Pizarro formalizes the foundation of the town with the name "New Castile Trujillo" in a place called Ganda, in the province of Chimo and gives Estete Martin of the power to appoint the mayors and aldermen , and in turn Estete proceeds to the route of the parade and the checkerboard. {{# tag: ref | "Some said that was Manuel de Estete and other Estete Martin or Astete » | group = note}}

After receiving the rank of City, became the capital of judges. Thus the condition assumed administrative capital of the area, and it was established the royal box, before the creation of the parcel s, Trujillo became the residence of the trustees of northern viceroyalty and counted, and to 1540, with a regular regiment. Towards 1544, Trujillo had 300 houses and about 1,000 inhabitants. The economy boomed from activities agriculture s as the cultivation of sugar cane, wheat, food crops and raising livestock.

On the religious level city hosted various Religious Orders. Accordingly, in the year 1577 was created Bishop of Trujillo by bull papal issued by Pope Gregory XIII. After that, throughout the remainder of the sixteenth century and even to early seventeenth century, temple building was a boom in the city. In 1616 has completed construction of the Cathedral.

View of the Archbishop of Trujillo

In early seventeenth century as Vasquez de Espinoza the city had a population of some 400 Spanish.The February 14 of 1619 at 12:30 Trujillo faced an earthquake that killed 350 people and the destruction of the city. At sea tidal waves damaged all existing vessels. This experience led to a singular devotion Valentine, who on February 12, 1627 was declared patron of Trujillo by the city council and on which day saints occurred earthquake. In response, a movement began that sought the transfer of the city to many migrating elsewhere to the pampas of Santa Catalina. This move was resisted by the clergy, who refused to leave their temples.

After that began a long process of reconstruction, until 1639 asked the council to lower contributions, through the tragedy of 1619, the architecture also underwent major changes, leaving aside the style [[Gothic architecture | Gothic] ] Elizabethan of the first years, resulting in new churches that were made to three ships.

In 1625 was created Seminar of San Carlos and San Marcelo and settled in the city of Society of Jesus. In 1680 was founded the Convent and Hospital of the Bethlemite. The urban perspective was completed with the construction of the Trujillo wall that remained standing for nearly two centuries.

At the end of seventeenth century, there were severe droughts and plagues that undermined the rich agriculture of the area, causing a major economic crisis in the city, which was the economic mainstay of food production for the viceroyalty.

From the second decade of the eighteenth century, Trujillo became more important at the regional level due to flood in 1720 that caused the disappearance of the city of Sana, located in the present department of [ [department of Lambayeque | Lambayeque]] and had gained importance due to the problems faced during the previous century Trujillo.

Towards 1760 Trujillo was estimated that 9,200 people lived near, almost three times the population of the city occurred in 1604. During that century, Trujillo also faced earthquakes like those of 1725 and 1759 and flooding as in 1701, 1728, 1720 and 1814.

In 1784 he created the Municipality of Trujillo maintaining the same catchment area as the initial village of Trujillo and was also the franchise's nearby port of Huanchaco, in 1779 expanded the territory of the quartermaster who grew to nine matches that were Trujillo, Gauteng, Gauteng, Cajamarca, Huamachuco, Chota, Moyobamba, Chachapoyas, Jaén and Maynas, almost all of northern Peru today, its first mayor was Fernando Saavedra.

Independence

Casa Muñoz and Cañete located in the Main Square of Trujillo in Diego de Almagro, previously hosted the prefecture of Trujillo. In 2012 is the regional government seat of Freedom

Liberating ideas and Peruvian independence were in the city of Trujillo one of its main focuses of gestation. The Seminary of San Carlos and San Marcelo was quarry liberal thinkers and leaders, where they studied the heroes Jose Luis Orbegoso and Moncada, José Faustino Sánchez Carrión, Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza, among others. While discussion on the independence of Peru occurred in the city of Lima due to political influences that lived there, the discussion in Trujillo was most obvious manifestations. So, after the election of representatives to the Peruvian Cortes of Cadiz in 1812, the main personalities of Trujillo had a marked tendency independence.}} {{cn

Independence of Trujillo

Main article: Trujillo Independence

The House where Torre Tagle Emancipation conceived Trujillo's independence on 29 December 1820. It hosted the Constitutional Congress and government palace with Riva Agüero. It now houses a museum and cultural exhibitions.

After the landing of General Jose de San Martin in Paracas in September 1820, the mayor of the city José Bernardo de Tagle, received a letter from San Martin dated November 20, 1820, inviting him to join the cause of emancipation.

Trujillo was the first Peruvian city to complete the process of independence from Spain, provided the acts necessary for that purpose which took place between 24 December 1820 and 6 January 1821.

The December 24, 1820, by town meeting, unanimously city population was agreed to declare independence within days, for this was made the flag of Peru that was veiled with the honor guard night of December 28, 1820.

The December 29, 1820 at the headquarters of the council was chaired by José Muñoz Cabero and signed the declaration of independence of Trujillo. Later at an open town meeting in the Plaza de Armas José Bernardo de Tagle spoke these words:

my people. And swear just proclaimed independence of Trujillo. From this time, for the unanimous will of the people, Trujillo is free ... I put our fate and that of the people under the protection of heaven. Viva la patria live independence!| José Bernardo de Tagle

Thus proclaimed the independence of Trujillo, proceeding to lower the Spanish flag and hoisting the first flag of Peru. On January 6, 1821 the city council proceeded to swear and sign the independence Oath Act preserved in the Regional Archives of the Freedom.

Republican Era

Square of Trujillo in 1839, drawing "Léonce Angrand".

Promenade Pizarro Architecture one of the highest-traffic streets in the historic center of Trujillo, the historical background is the traditional Plazuela Recreation and high mall.

University of Liverpool was the first college in the country founded Republican on May 10 of 1824 by Simon Bolivar {{ and José Faustino Sánchez Carrión, considered "the tribune of the Republic" and the greatest man of the Peruvian emancipation

For his role in the process of independence, the January 31 of 1822 the Congress of Peru him the title of "Meritorious City and Faithful to the Fatherland" and your municipality, then council, the issuance of "honorable". It is considered the "cradle the judiciary "in the country, as the March 26 of 1824 was founded in this city the first Superior Court of Peru.

In 1823, before the break of the royalist troops took the city of Lima, Congress, meeting in Callao, by decree of June 21 of that year, decided to move to Trujillo government headquarters. Days later, Congress exempted Riva Agüero the president of the republic, by decree of June 23 of that year. Considering these facts, Riva Agüero sailed for Liverpool with his ministers and the deputies, and once there, on June 26, established his seat of government, dissolved Congress and created a Senate of 10 members and Riva Agüero ruled de facto until August 6, 1823.

In 1824, the city received the liberating army of Simon Bolivar, who took over the government of the country and set in Trujillo national accounts of Gazette officer and staff, the March 8, 1824 . Later, by decree of the March 26, 1824, Trujillo was designated as the capital of the republic, while Lima was released. In honor of his contribution to the support of the patriot cause, by act of March 9, 1825, he set called Ciudad Bolivar to the city of Trujillo, but it was by Act of July 21, 1827 that he returned to the city Trujillo's name, although the department was called from then freedom.

During the years following the birth process and independence of the republic, Trujillo stayed away from the constant wars taking place in caudillistas Lima. This situation caused the economy of the city and the department saw strengthened. The valleys of Moche and Chicama emerged as new economic enclaves linked to the modernization of the sugar industry. The process of land concentration and conformation of estates created new agricultural aristocracy linked to national political power. On the other hand, free trade and openness to foreign capital investments, Trujillo allowed the arrival of European families, mainly from England and Germany. It also built the new cemetery of Miraflores. In 1870 was created Port of Salaverry in the district of the same name and began the construction of the railway to Chicama valley.

Among 1879 and 1883 saw the war with Chile. While it was the scene of the battle, Trujillo contributed troops for national defense. The city suffered occupation by Chilean troops. During this period, the development of the city and its economy stagnated. During the final stages, the Chilean army invaders led by Patrick Lynch systematically razed large sugar producing areas in valleys of Peru's north coast. When peace was finally restored in 1883, Chicama Valley agriculture and sugar industry, as well as along the coast, was largely reduced to subsistence level. By the end of the nineteenth century, they had disappeared five covers of town so it was that during this time, the walls of Trujillo was destroyed and allowed the growth of the city, this urban expansion allowed the establishment of Chicago neighborhoods, the Union and Pedro Muñiz.

Originally the twentieth century, during the administration of Victor Larco Herrera as mayor in the city began upgrading works such as the construction of City Hall, the beautification of the Square , the court of the Cathedral, remodeling of the Municipal Theatre. Also, the construction of the road to the spa of Buenos Aires, current Larco Avenue, which extended the city urban planning perspective.Within these works, was called for an international competition to build the Freedom Monument, deciding to build the model of the German sculptor Edmund Moeller. This monument was placed in the center of the square and replaced the marble basin that existed previously and which is currently in the square "The Recreation", in the historic city center. This work represents the independence process. In 1930, on the occasion of the fourth centenary of the city public works were promoted mainly various sanitation and paving of streets and avenues. It also began the construction of homes and residential areas in the outskirts of the historic center.

[[File:Combatientes.jpg| thumb | right | Peruvian Army troops occupied a trench in the neighborhood of "Mansiche" during the 1932 revolution; name=revolucion19322/> The Revolution took the lives of many citizens, so this year is known as the "year of barbarism ', but also mark the political identity of the city to the APRA during the second half of the twentieth century.

From the 1950 was dropped restorative movement and monumental city and started a movement in the same urbanization and rapid growth of its population. Trujillo also experienced the phenomenon of migration: the population of the provinces of the department and other departments began to settle in the city leading to the conurbation of the city and causing the deepening of regional centralism .

From the 1960s begin to be born as shantytowns called El Porvenir, La Esperanza and Florencia de Mora, who then formed the immediate hinterland of the city. The historic center of the city also underwent a process of rapid population growth. On the other hand, there were also new residential developments outside the perimeter of the historic center and southwest of the city such as Santa Maria, California, San Fernando, Santa Edelmira, Santa Inés, Palermo, Spring, The Quintanas, San Andres, La Merced, The Golf, Golf palm trees, among others. [[File:Av. Cesar Vallejo.jpg| thumb | right | multifamily buildings in the district of Victor Larco Herrera]]

Events such as the incursion of Revolutionary Government of the Armed Forces in 1968, the land reform and then the 1970 earthquake accelerated migration of rural populations and other towns of the region, exacerbating the demographic growth of Trujillo. From the 1980 the growth of the city and adjoining districts infants as young people had produced the conurbation of these. So, for the decade of the 1980s the emerging metropolitan Trujillo consisted of the integrated urban districts of Trujillo, El Porvenir and Florencia de Mora, staying as discontinuous integrated zone districts Victor Larco Herrera "and hope". Also from the 1980 projects were promoted as Trujillo Industrial Park, located in the northern part of the city, in the present district of La Esperanza.

With the arrival of the 1990, joined the ongoing urban districts Trujillo La Esperanza and Victor Larco Herrera and horizontal growth of the city led to the districts of Moche, Huanchaco, Laredo and Salaverry become part of the integrated area of the city discontinuous. It was in the first half of the decade of the 1990s with the rise of the town center The Miracle, in the district of Huanchaco but urbanely joined the district of La Esperanza and increasing interdependence with Moche and districts Laredo, that Trujillo was cemented as a new metropolis in paíis.

In November 2010, Liverpool was the first city in Latin America and Caribbean to be elected by the IDB (IDB) to develop the project pilot "Trujillo: Sustainable City." The plan will conceive Trujillo from other perspectives as fiscal sustainability and Financial, but also from environmental sustainability and quality of life. Since 2011, the IDB is developing relevant projects in coordination with the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo.

Demographics

According to the report "Sociodemographic Profile" issued by the INEI In 2007, the city had a population of up to 682,834 people, with an annual average growth rate of 2.1%. < ref name = inei30p /> {{# tag: ref | "According to later works CELADE INEI and the city's population stood at 709,566» | group = note}}

Demography

In recent decades, urban growth is largely due to Trujillo population increase of migrant origin, the main contributors of population (1993 census), the interior provinces of La Libertad as Otuzco (15.8%), Santiago de Chuco (9.3%), Ascope (9%) and Sánchez Carrión (5.2%), while 16% contributed Cajamarca and Ancash with 5%.

Evolución de la población de la ciudad en el período comprendido entre 1940 y 2012

Sources: Population Census 1804 (Gil de Toboada) </ br> Viceroyalty of Peru in 1812, {{# tag: ref | "It has been considered the population of the party of" Closed ", which may be broader than the city proper, but can serve as a reference. " | group = note}} </ br> Census of inhabitants of Peru (1876) {{# tag: ref | "The city of Trujillo is composed of" | group = note}} national population censuses 1940-2007 </ br> INEI </ br> population estimate INEI 2012

Religion

See also: Annex: Religion in the city of Trujillo (Peru)

File:Panoramic Trujillo Perú.jpg

Panoramic partial city, left the seat of prosecutor to the far right building "Spain"

The predominant religion in the districts that make up the city is Catholicism according to census data in 2007. In the city, 76.9% of the population over 12 years is Catholic, 15.1% is Protestant, 3.9% other religions, and 4.1% is not linked to any religion a universe of 541,056 people.

However, Trujillo maintains a warm temperate climate with temperatures around 19 ° C during most of the year, by which Trujillo is known as the City of Eternal Spring. The portion nearest the sea presents haze during the morning and usually, the temperature is lower than in the central and upper parts of the city. However, when the phenomenon of The Child, the weather varies, mainly rainfall increases, with less intensity than in the regions located north of the city, and also the temperature can be raised .

Physiographic features

Trujillo is set on a coastal plain of the Region La Libertad and has a gentle topography " so its terrain is very hilly, it sits on a plateau of the Trujillo Province. The low-lying areas of the city are very close to the Pacific Ocean and the higher elevations are close to the Andean foothills that occur in the area.

Morphology and urban structure

The head of the urban diagram distinguishes Trujillo from all other cities of Spanish foundation in Peru was Martin Estete.

The stroke was made string apples dash were measured an average of 130 to 150 meters per side arranged in a checkerboard pattern to covering an area of 40 hectares and having as starting point the square.}} {{cn

Trujillo's urban planning is performed by the Plan Trujillo Territorial Development (PLANDET), decentralized advisory body of the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo.

Transportation

Communications

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Night view of the avenue "Hussars of Junín" observed headquarters Peruvian North American Cultural Institute in the city.

The road and transport system of interconnected so Trujillo operates on three levels: national, regional and local or metropolitan, and maintains the operation of the city simultaneously: as an important core of the national network of cities, as regional capital and as metropolitan area integrated. The road network is hierarchical and Trujillo comprises three levels:

National Roads

The Pan North and beltway. It also provides the outline of the future motorway waterfront, to ensure direct flow without interruption.

Regional Roads

The road Salaverry - Juanjuí, the Salaverry - Santiago de Cao, the paved road Trujillo - Chicama - Cascas, the road under construction Trujillo - Viru - Santiago de Chuco and the road Trujillo - Otuzco - Huamachuco - Pataz.

Metropolitan and Local Roads

From the local perspective, the city has a central radius internal configuration, with a system of ring roads from Historical Center, consisting mainly of Spain Avenue and Avenida America and partly by way of avoidance town. The main local roads include Larco Avenue, Avenue Spain, Latin Avenue and beltway.

Public transport

Urban transport

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Trujillo International Airport, located in the district of Huanchaco

- Source: Census 2007 Census National University II 2010
* The table only lists the universities based in the city of Trujillo - They also work and have their headquarters in the city: the Antenor Orrego Private University (UPAO), founded in 1988, the oldest among private universities Trujillo; The North Private University (UPN), member of the international network of universities 'Laureate International Universities'; The Universidad César Vallejo (UCV), the Catholic University of Liverpool (UCT), Private University of Trujillo (UPTP) and Leonardo Da Vinci Private University (UPD). Some subsidiaries of universities established in Trujillo correspond to the following: University of Piura (Gauteng), University Pedro Ruiz Gallo (Gauteng), The Catholic University Angeles de Chimbote (ULADECH-CATHOLIC), Private University Los Angeles and San Pedro Private University (Ancash), Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, University Peruvian Wings and Universidad Inca Garcilaso de la Vega (Lima). On the other hand, there are also school s of higher education that provide training in technical and professional careers.}} {{cn Among the colleges in Trujillo is the College have formed Indoamérica where primary and secondary school teachers since 1965. Also some of the institutes that are also found in the city include the Instituto Nueva Esperanza, Trujillo Technological Institute, Teachers College St. Thomas Aquinas, Northern Institute of Technology. etcetera. Besides superior training centers and technological university town also boasts superior art training centers as the Regional Conservatory of Music Carlos Valderrama which has university status presenting musical career training and degree granting BA and licensed titles on behalf of [ [nation

in their respective careers.

It is also a superior art training center in the city of Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes de Trujillo Macedonio de la Torre founded by the painter Indian Pedro Bustamante Azabache, which trains artists in various fields of the arts such as sculpture, the painting, etc.

National University of Trujillo

Main article: Universidad Nacional de Trujillo

It is the only national university of the city, founded in 1824 by Simón Bolívar and José Faustino Sánchez Carrión is the fourth oldest in Peru and was the first Republican in the country, given its importance and quality received several awards.}} {{cn

Health System

Regarding health services in Trujillo there are a total of 97 establishments including hospitals, maternal and child health centers, clinics, polyclinics, medical centers, and of these, 66% belong to the public sector and 34% to non-public sector, being the Ministry of Health Peruvian government that has the largest number of establishments (50%), with better outpatient care (44%), laboratory services and X-rays (68%) and hospitalization (56 %). EsSalud has 3 hospitals, 3 medical centers and 2 private coaching are 10 clinics and five medical centers. The city of Trujillo continued concentrates 75% of health facilities, in the capital district is home to 40% of establishments. Some health facilities are:

{{Columns

• EsSalud

• Nivel III: Hospital Regional Docente
• Nivel IV: Hospital Víctor Lazarte Echegaray
• Hospital de Florencia de Mora

• Ministerio de Salud

• Hospital Belén
• Hospital Vista Alegre
• Hospital Albrecht
• Hospital La Noria

• Institutos regionales

• Instituto Regional de Enfermedades Neoplásicas (IREN)
• Instituto Regional de Oftalmología (IRO)

}}

Means of Communication

Press printed

Among the newspapers published in the city of Trujillo and is the largest circulation newspaper The Industry also published the newspaper New and the newspaper Norte evening Satellite.}} {{cn

Television

Sun TV was the first TV channel to air in the city of Trujillo on 04 February 2003}} {{cn

• 'International Book Fair Trujillo', is held in the Plaza the Recreation and starts during the week of the anniversary of the founding of the city of Trujillo, takes approximately two weeks .

Museums and Cultural Centers

The Museum of Modern Art Trujillo founded by artist Gerardo Chavez

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The Miraflores General Cemetery has the graves of historical figures such as Jose Luis Orbegoso and Moncada and Victor Raul Haya de la Torre

• Toy Museum, owned by the painter Gerardo Chavez, this museum displays toys dating from the mid-twentieth century. The museum is located a few blocks from the main square of the city and is next to the coffee bar.

• Museum of Modern Art, the museum displays works and sculpture by local and foreign artists, opened on November 30 of 2006 by the artist Gerardo Chavez which became available to the public its extensive and diverse collection of modern art.

• Emancipation House Museum is a cultural center located in a traditional house of intersections with the shred shred Gamarra Pizarro and stage of pregnancy outside of the Independence Trujillo. Its activities focus on art exhibitions and cultural activities of various kinds that are held in the central patio.

• Museum of the College of Architects of La Libertad. Located in the historic center, the rooms of the school based artwork presented by different authors.

• Museum of Zoology. Museum of Zoology is one of the oldest in the city, it is a display taxidermic of the fauna of the coast, highlands and jungle of Peru. The museum is meeting under the administration of the University of Liverpool

• Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History. the museum through seven rooms shows historical process development on the north coast and particularly in the coastal valleys of the La Libertad region, since the arrival of the first inhabitants, about 12 000 years, until the arrival of European settlers in 1532. Since 1939 the museum has been contributing to the general public sample local and national history, is based on the house Risco on Jiron Junin. He is currently under the administration of the National University of Trujillo.

• Cultural Center Victor Raul Haya de la Torre. Opened on July 12, 2010, it may be five rooms dedicated to political philosopher Haya. In these first five rooms also reviews the cultural life of the city of Trujillo focusing on major figures of the Northern Party and Trilce Group. It also has five other traveling exhibitions rooms dedicated to art, where works have been exhibited in various artists including painter Gerardo Chavez.

• Cathedral Museum. the museum run by the Metropolitan Archbishop of Trujillo shows the city's religious history from colonial times to the present.

• Casinelli History Museum. the museum located on Avenida Nicolas de Pierola presents samples of various cultures of the region as the Mochica and Chimu culture. It focuses on his art, ceramics and religious ceremonies, has also mummies that are exhibited in the museum.

• Museum of BCR. Administered by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru, located in the house Urquiaga, exhibits a unique collection of coins from the beginnings to the present day Peru. Furniture and household equipment also keeps itself of colonial and republican since from this house Simon Bolivar led the country's government.

Festivals

Festival of the Fishermen

Trujillo hosts annual national contest Sailor, typical dance of the city, organized by the Club Libertad Trujillo and performed the last week of January, invited national and international partners are presented to dispute first place in the various categories of the competition. It also highlights the floats parade through the main streets of the historic center. As part of the festival also holds the Perol Festival where attendees dress in white to pay homage to the Sailor. Each year, some varied personalities of the political, social, national cultural among many people who come to this event.

International Spring Festival

It is considered the representative of the city festival, takes place between September and October of each year, the main attraction is a traditional parade of allegorical cars with mainly beauty queens of the Lions clubs from different parts the continent, the first festival was held in 1950, in the framework of the festival activities such as the coronation of the Queen of the spring, the competition of horses step, the foreign queens parade and spring parade through the main avenues of the city. The festival closes with a parade and a private party organized by the Lions Club of Trujillo.}} {{cn

Regional Competition Peruvian Paso Horse

The competition is organized by the Association of Breeders and Owners of Horses pace of freedom. In competition takes place within the framework of the International Spring Festival in September and October and the International Festival of the Fishermen in January. <! - The Peruvian Paso Horse is one of the country's cultural heritage. Trujillo is considered the cradle of typical Peruvian Paso horse ->

Trujillo Anniversary Week

Held in the first week of March to commemorate the date of installation of the first city council on March 5, 1535. The celebrations last about five days and features the presentation of cultural events.

Diwali Trujillo

It is celebrated on December 29 every year to commemorate the day of the proclamation of independence of Trujillo being officially declared holiday that day across the province. It performs the hoisting of flags in the main square of Trujillo and perform multiple cultural and artistic activities in celebration. Date is a representative of the city's civility.}} {{cn

Music and Dance

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Dancers Sailor in Fishermen's Festival Trujillo, held in January of each year

The music and dancing is representative of the city's Sailor, being considered the city as Capital Marinera. The city has several dance academies where culture is traditional dance, some cultivate this art from a young age, these schools also prepare many participants from the city to the national contest of this dance performed every year in the month of January.

Theatres

Costumes

In the city of Trujillo one of the oldest traditions and representative and high impact is the care and raising of horses pass. This horse is considered the best saddle horse in the world, being the smoother gait. In the town of Buenos Aires North in the district of [[District Victor Larco Herrera | Victor Larco] ] is located the headquarters of the Association of owners and breeders of horses pace of freedom. In the city there is a monument called El Paso horses mural which is located in Victor Larco and pays homage to traditional trujillanos riders and the region called barges. The Peruvian Paso horse is considered a native of northern Peru and has been declared a National Cultural Heritage by the National Institute of Culture (INC) Peruvian government.

Also, on the outskirts of the city, in the district of Huanchaco appreciate horses of reeds, these vessels preinca home raised bow, made of reeds pressed, measuring three to four feet long and fishermen them huanchaqueros continue to get to sea, practicing ancient techniques of fishing.

Science and Literature

In the city of Trujillo were formed notable intellectuals who contributed in various fields of knowledge, politics, arts, etc.. By the first half of the twentieth century were formed in the city and in various training centers such as the University of Liverpool, intellectual communities emerging as the Northern Party and highlighting various personalities like Don Victor Larco Herrera illustrious philanthropist and city politician.}} {{cn

The development of the sugar industry and oil located in the north led to the creation of the School of Industrial Arts, which evolved into the Faculty of Industrial Chemistry and then at the School of Chemical Engineering, which allowed engineers will graduate early -entrepreneurs: Luis Banchero Rossi, Julio Loebl and John Cassinelli in the 1950s. Being the oldest of Chemical Engineering Faculty of the country UNT (1946), UNMSM (National University of San Marcos) 1947, UNI (National Engineering University) 1950, were graduates who contributed to the development of engineering in the city.

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Leading representatives of the Northern Party graduated from the University of Liverpool, César Vallejo center

In the first decades of century raises several regional indigenous movements throughout the country, each with different characteristics and own particularity, in the city of Trujillo and North Group comes o Bohemian Trujillo and whose representatives have works that still survive because of its importance in the country and in some cases to universal level with authors like Victor Raul Haya Tower and César Vallejo respectively.}} {{sinreferencias This cultural group of intellectuals and leaders had for inspiring writer and journalist Antenor Orrego and the poet [[department of Piura | piurano] ] José Eulogio Garrido, and its members include Ciro Alegría, Alcides Spelucín, Macedonio de la Torre, Juan Espejo Asturrizaga, Francisco Xandoval 'Political Philosophy', Antenor Orrego.val]], among other members. They acted in different fields such as:

• 'Politics', Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, Carlos Manuel Cox Roose.
• 'Political Philosophy', Antenor Orrego.
• 'Literature', César Vallejo, Ciro Alegría, José Eulogio Garrido.
• 'Law', Jorge Castañeda Eugene Peralta, Luis Sánchez Ferrer .
• 'Music', Carlos Valderrama Herrera, Daniel Hoyle.
• 'Visual Arts', Macedonio de la Torre, Pedro Bustamante Azabache.
• 'Journalism', Alfredo Acosta Rebaza.
• 'Political Philosophy', Antenor Orrego.

Trilce Group created in 1959 in the UNT. Today one of his direct successors is the writer Eduardo Gonzalez Viana and artist Gerardo Chavez both recognized characters Peruvian intellectuals. Jorge Rivero joined that group Ayllon, Jorge Herrera, Christopher Bell, Angelats Miguel, Juan Paredes, Hector Alva and Juan Morillo.}} {{cn

Cuisine

Main article: Cuisine of Trujillo (Peru)

Typical dish Ceviche, the National Cultural Heritage, according to historical sources Peruvian ceviche would have arisen first in the Moche culture , on the coast of present territory for more than two thousand The País.com, 19/09/2008 - Origin Moche ceviche

Shambar, is a typical dish of the city of Trujillo

Trujillo's gastronomy has a diversified number of dishes, sometimes ancient tradition, are prepared based on fish, shellfish, seaweed, birds, livestock, land, etc., are recorded over one hundred traditional stews . Currently with the rise of Peruvian food have been established in the city colleges of gastronomy.

Among the most representative dishes include:

• Ceviche: The dish is prepared using 5 ingredients: fish fillet cut in chunks with lemon, onion, salt and chili or chili Moche. The plate is added a variety of ingredients to taste, one result of this combination is mixed cebiche. Fish that can be used are very diverse and include species of both freshwater and seawater, also include other seafood such as shellfish and seaweed and even vegetables. The dish can be accompanied with products like as potato, corn, trifles, cassava, lettuce leaves, weed, roasted corn (called field, etc.). According to historical sources Peruvian ceviche would have arisen first in the Moche culture, on the coast of present territory for more than two thousand The País.com, 19/09/2008 - Origin Moche ceviche] Different chronicles report that along the Peruvian coast was consumed fish with salt and pepper. This dish has been declared a National Cultural Heritage by the Peruvian government.
• Kid with the Northern beans: tender goat stew, marinated in chicha de jora and vinegar beans seasoned with onions and garlic and served with boiled yucca.
• Shambar: minestrone soup base and also includes smoked ham. Served with roasted corn called court. In restaurants traditionally served on Mondays.
• Beans to Trujillo: bean is black with sesame and mirasol chili.
• Fish in Trujillo: steamed fish with eggs and onion sauce.

They are also dishes: corn soup, pork fish, common in ceviche, chicken pork, usually accompanied by green salad and fries, crab trap; tacu tacu with canary beans, dry calf, chili chicken, fried Northern Trujillo, etc.

Monuments

Historical center

Main article: Historic Center of Trujillo (Peru)

The historic center of Trujillo occupies an area of 133.5 ha and consists of a total of 1,783 lots, grouped in 72 blocks are located within the area that was known as the Cercado de Trujillo. The original urban fabric of the area was protected by a wall.

According to the census of 2005 the historic center then had a population of about 12,000 inhabitants, now all the streets of the initial urban area is surrounded by monumental avenue Spain. It raised many monuments including buildings predominate product of colonial and religious architecture prevailing during the colonial era, as well as mansions dating from the same era and the dawn of the republic whose hallmarks are its barred windows and balconies way of lace.

Panoramic view of the Square of Trujillo, to the left is the Cathedral city

Civil monuments

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• The Freedom Monument
• Casona Tinoco or House of the Estate of Facalá
• Palace Iturregui
• House Baanante
• Casa Calonge or Urquiaga

• The House of Emancipation
• House Ganoza
• House Orbegoso Marshal
• Teatro Municipal de Trujillo

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Religious monuments

A typical balconies of the historic center of Trujillo'

• The Cathedral of Trujillo, built between 1647 and 1666 their altars are Baroque and Rococo, the paintings preserved belong to Cuzco school of painting and the Quito school. The cathedral has the Cathedral Museum has mainly religious works of the colonial era in gold and silver.

• Church and Monastery El Carmen, this temple characterized by the harmony of its architecture was built in the eighteenth century. Of interest are its various altars and the wooden pulpit. It has about 150 of them paintings from the Quito school of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It also has a painting called "The Last Supper" Otto Van Veen who was master of the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens. Significantly, the painstaking work of his carvings covered with gold leaf.

• La Merced Church, the temple dates back to seventeenth century, whose design and construction is the Portuguese national Alonso de las Nieves, has a mixture of architectural styles in its facade. Interestingly style organ Rococo. It is located next to the headquarters of the Superior Court of La Libertad.

• Church of St. Augustine, was built between the XVI and XVII with a baroque altar. Particularly noteworthy are the murals depicting the apostles and the colonial pulpit of carved and gilded wood.

• Church of San Francisco, in the temple are interesting the aisles and the paintings of some characters of the scriptures and saints. Its main altar is adorned with colorful retablos and pulpit dating from the seventeenth century. In the convent is the local National School traditional San Juan where he studied the poet César Vallejo.

• Church of the Savior on Mansiche. The Church of the Savior on Mansiche, across from the Plaza of the Popes in Mansiche Avenue, is one of the architectural and historical centers of Trujillo, is guarded by a small square ornamentally which is called the Place of the Popes for this sculptural busts representing potatoes.

• Church of Santiago de Huaman: located in the main square of the old town of Huamán is the oldest in the region in style baroque, in this church celebrates one of the holidays more traditional in the region and more than 300 years old: the festivity of the Lord of Huaman. This religious festival gathers faithful attending the historic temple town of Santiago de Huaman, is made from 13 until 27 May each year.

Archaeological Areas

Panoramic view of the Huaca del Sol, the political capital of the Mochica culture, located south of Trujillo

The city and metropolitan area contains important archaeological sites of the cultural legacy of kingdoms Chimu and Mochica. The archaeological sites are part of the Ruta Moche, which begins in what once was the seat of government of the Moche culture, the Temples of the Sun and the Moon, approximately 4 kilometers south of the historic center of Trujillo, and covers a number of places that were part of the dominions of the Mochica kingdom in its heyday.

Huaca Esmeralda

The Huaca Esmeralda is an archaeological site is associated with culture Chimu and was built linked to Chan Chan. The temple is a building that has a rectangular base of about 65 meters long and 41 meters wide. It consists of two platforms with central ramps. The first, located at the entrance, is the last stage of construction Chimu, its decoration consists fishing nets with fish inside. Behind, the second oldest platform and has similar decoration Tschudi Palace network designs and sea otters. The adobe walls are decorated with reliefs of reasons zoomorfo s and geometric. Located three blocks from the church Mansiche, urbanization La Esmeralda, in the former agricultural estate of the same name that occupied this area 3 kilometers from the city center. The archaeological site is considered "Monumental Heritage of the Nation."

Huaca Dragon

Also called Rainbow Huaca, is located 4 miles north of the historic center of Trujillo in the district Hope, near Chan Chan. It is a religious monument, administrative and ceremonial center constructed of adobe whose murals are decorated with friezes in relief figures showing anthropomorphic s representing highly stylized rainbow.

Around

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Cutthroat The god mochica represented in one of the walls of the archaeological complex El Brujo'

While outside the city of Trujillo, due to its short distance from the city are related to it. Some places near the city are:

• El Brujo Archaeological Complex. Located approximately 45 kilometers north of the city of Trujillo. The Warlock is one of the oldest archaeological complex on the north coast Peru. It is located in the valley of the Chicama River in district of Magdalena de Cao. This complex was a ceremonial center where you can see the legacy of 5000 years of occupation from the nomadic hunters, gatherers and later by the culture Cupisnique, Moche and Chimu. This archaeological site was found the tomb and the body mummy of governor mochica called Lady of Cao, also contains the Site Museum Cao.

• Countryside of Simbal. It is located in the District Simbal, is characterized as a place of contact with nature, the countryside has cottages, countryside recreation centers, recreation center including River Bar which is located in the [ [broken]] of a river between two mountains. Simbal is suitable for adventure sports at its rugged terrain.

• ' Huanchaco Wetlands. It is also known as' or balsares Huanchaco Huanchaco swamps is an ecological park is located to the northwest of the city. This park contains mainly stocks totora, from which is extracted the raw material for the manufacture of the reed horses used since the time of the Mochica for artisanal fisheries.

A few kilometers from the historic center of the city there are several beaches and resorts, as Huanchaco, which is the more traditional spa and visited by tourists from all over, especially surfers. Also include spa Las Delicias, located in the district of Moche.

• Huanchaco. Located in the district of Huanchaco, on the outskirts of the city, is a traditional spa, in it you can see the reed horses, rafts used since the time of the Mochica for fishing activities. It also highlights the traditional spring representing icon of the spa.

• Moche. Located in the district of Moche, is bisected by the river Moche and home to the Temples of the Sun and Moon, home of the ancient Moche culture. In this countryside recreation centers are also presented picnics where dishes like the soup theologian, chicha de Moche, etc..; Typical resturants are located there as the "Mochica", is also the urbanized area of Moche with its square. The countryside presents historical and ancient traditions.

• Laguna Conache. It is located in the traditional village of Conache in the Laredo district, on the outskirts of the city, next to large dunes that are visited to practice sandboard. Near the lake there Conache extensive forests of carob presenting varied fauna and are also visited by tourists as they are a complementary attraction of the lake, where you can make picnics, boating, etc.. Near the lake, for 16 years, in March, Carnival is celebrated Conache.

• Balneario de Las Delicias. Resort located in Moche district on the outskirts of the city, he performs the Feria de San José, in mid-March each year. It is a resort adjacent to Salaverry.

Equipment parkland

The Huanchaco Wetlands is an ecological reserve where formerly the mochicas and Chimu extracted the raw material for making the reed horses, currently Huanchaco fishermen continue this tradition.

Some of the park s and green areas of the city of Trujillo are:

• 'The Mall Mansiche'. Located in the historic former home of Mansiche that was part of the old city wall in the historic area of historic center of Trujillo. The mall has a set of very old trees and also is the site of cultural presentations.}} {{cn

• 'The Park or Montreal Botanical Garden'. Located in South America Avenue near the Larco Avenue and about 1200 meters of historic center of Trujillo, is known also as green lungs Trujillo. It houses various plants of the coast, highlands and jungle kept botanical garden species like pallar mochero, cattails and brown cotton and other plants. This conservation center also hosts a variety of birds that have come attracted by plants.}} {{cn

Sports

The most popular sport in the City, as well as the entire continent is undoubtedly the football. Among the computers popular and historic city are:

• ' Carlos A. Mannucci ', founded the November 16 of 1959, is considered the team's most traditional and popular support of the city. He played 19 years in the Premier League and currently competes in the Copa Peru, seeking a return to professional football.

• 'Alfonso Ugarte of Chiclín', founded the August 1 of 1917 at Hacienda Chiclín near Trujillo. With the passing of the years his success was made winning the sympathy and commitment of its people, and currently competes in the Copa Peru, seeking a return to football professional.

• ' Carlos Tenaud', founded the November 3 of 1921 in street Lloque Yupanqui. The club name was adopted in honor of the civil aviation hero, Charles Tenaud Pomar, and currently competes in the Copa Peru, looking for the ascent to the Premier League.

• ' Vallejo César', founded the January 6 of 1996 by César Acuña Peralta as representative team Universidad César Vallejo and currently competes in the Premier League.

Other sports in the city are the volleyball, basketball, swimming, karate, surfing, sandboard, etc.

Sport Scenarios

• Stadium Mansiche, it is the main sports arena and most important of the city with a capacity of 25,036 spectators. In stage develops Mansiche Football League first division of the city and will host opening of the Bolivarian Games Trujillo 2013. Located in an area known sports infrastructure Mansiche Sports Complex near Avenue Mansiche. It was founded on October 12, 1946.

• Coliseo Gran Chimu. Located in the Sports Complex Mansiche location used for sporting events such as volleyball, basketball, etc..

• Olympic Pool. Where swimming tournaments are held in the city. It is also part of the Mansiche Sports Complex.

Trujillo 2013 Bolivarian Games

Main article: 2013 Bolivarian Games

In early 2011 the name Trujillo took power to host the games, the commission Bolivarian Sports Organization (ODEBO) traveled to the city in early 2011 to make a visual inspection of their equipment and reviewing Trujillo found that can host the games for which the city will host the Bolivarian Games of 2013, confirmation of this office was made public on February 7 in Rio de Janeiro. The former president of the Institute Peruvian Sports (IPD), Arturo Woodman commented:

"Trujillo has made great progress in recent years, has a good infrastructure. This event gives them a huge benefit to the sport, the country, the athletes, in general, all because they have to prepare as best as possible. "| Arturo Woodman With this based in Montreal, is the third time a Peruvian city organized the Bolivarian Games.

Eminent

Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, was a Peruvian politician and thinker. Founder of the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance and historic leader of the APRA.

This list is notable figures correspond to all who were born in the province including the capital city of Trujillo.

• Victor Raul Haya de la Torre. Political thinker and founder of the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance and historic leader of the APRA, the longest in Peruvian politics. Haya is recognized as one of the most important Latin American ideologues; contributed to the formation of mass political parties.

• Pedro Bustamante Azabache. Painter Indian and manners, in his paintings reflected the typical pictures of Moche His artwork has traveled the world to be admired at home and abroad to capture the landscapes and the faces of the coast deep Peru and saw.

• Victor Larco Herrera. Politician, farmer and philanthropist trujillano. He devoted much of his life to social and cultural aspects of their city and country. It was Mayor of Trujillo in the period from 1913 to 1917.

• Gerardo Chavez. is a Peruvian artist creator Gerardo Chavez Foundation propeller first Modern Art Museum of Peru which he founded, the Museum Toy and Cultural Space "Angelmira". He was appointed Chairman of the Board for the Art and Culture of Trujillo.

They are also trained notables in the city of Trujillo, Antenor Orrego, Maria Julia Mantilla, Carlos Manuel Cox Roose, among others.

Sister cities

• Spain Trujillo, Spain
• USA Salt Lake City, United States
• MEX Metepec, Mexico

See also

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• Cities in Peru
• Trujillo Coat of Arms
• Trujillo Revolution of 1932
• Municipality of Trujillo
• Wiracochapampa
• Marcahuamachuco

• Culture Virú
• Culture Chimu
• Culture Mochica
• Tourism in Peru
• El Brujo Archaeological Complex

• Trujillo Metropolitan
• Trujillo Province
• Temples of the Sun and Moon
• Royal Plaza Trujillo
• Victor Larco Herrera

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Notes

References

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• National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (2007). "Population growth". [www.inei.gob.pe / Appendices / libro.pdf Socio-Demographic Profile of Peru] (PDF) (in Spanish) (2nd ed.). Lima: Center Edition Technical Office Outreach INEI. pp. 23–29. Retrieved December 27, 2011. {{cite book}}: Check |url= value (help); Unknown parameter |duplicate-publisher= ignored (help)

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• La Riva Vegazzo, Ivan. Tourist traveler before; 1st. Ed 2004, pp. 303.

• Tinoco, Andrew (1987), Regional Governments state APRA. CIDEL Plata SA Editors: Center for Development Research.

Publications

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• National Institute of Statistics and Informatics. Peru: Estimates and Projections of Total Population by Sex of major cities, National Statistics and Computing.
• "Recent Internal Migration and towns System 2001-2007". System National Statistics and Computing. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)
• Provincial Municipality of Trujillo. Strategic Plan Integral and Sustainable Development. {{cite book}}: |work= ignored (help)
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External Links

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• "Huaca de la Luna and Huaca of the Sun"
• "Archeological Temples of the Sun and the Moon", Official website of Moche Temples
• El Brujo Archaeological Complex
• Chan Chan World Heritage Site, UNESCO
• Chan Chan conservation project

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