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History of Firavitoba


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participated in the Korean War. Firavitoba distinguished by agriculture and handicrafts in wool and sisal. Currently its economy is based mainly on livestock, with races like the Normande and Holstein. Currently still occur espadrilles in sisal and thread, like ponchos and shawls. Jumbles are also produced, as mogollas, almojábanas bread and wood-fired. Firavitoba is 10 kilometers from Sogamoso by paved and flat pathway. The municipality has 16 villages (San Antonio, Baratoa, El Bosque, Calavernas, Diravita Alto, Diravita Llano, Mombita Alto, Mombita Llano, Irboa, La Victoria, nuns, Cartagena, Tintal, Gotua, Ocan, Alcaparral) and six districts Cayetano Abella , San Pedro, Santa Helena, El Progreso, Las Nieves, Santa Agueda. Attractions of the town's main attraction is the town of Firavitoba his temple, built entirely in stone between 1873 and 1937. "In September 1869 took over the parish Father Ignacio Ramón Avella, who saw that the temple was falling had the idea of ​​making a new one brought Paris model, which was labeled by the inhabitants of the season absurd and preposterous, for the construction have difficulty compounded by the lack of financial resources and appropriate to carry out technical, "the historical review of Guillermo Alberto Camargo. It has a majestic canopy (canopy supported by columns) above the main altar, which in Colombia are only two: one in the Cathedral of Manizales and the other in the church of Firavitoba. This temple is regarded as the country's largest
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