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History of Paipa


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figure refers to organization of the population imposed by the Iberians, known as "Directs", comprising 800 inhabitants by natural Paipa Captain Gomez de Cifuentes. Similarly in 1596 he was conferred the Commendation of Bonza Pedro Nuñez Cabrera with 231 Indians. Its formation dates back to the urban Hispanic February 19 of 1602, when the visitor Luis Enriquez declared the formation of an indoctrination center in the place where today stands the central square. Based on the classic Spanish grid consisting of a central square and surrounding roads parallel, regularly spaced and crossed by other similarly arranged in a clear allowing the civic, religious and administrative located on its four sides and broken up by land to the church, the house cural, Governor's house and chieftains, confirming resguardos rural and precepts of authority. The first building of the same year was the Church in clay tile, stone foundations, walls, walls in a plant 30 yards long and 11 wide, in the same place where the Cathedral stands today. In 1755 rose to the rank of Paipa corregimiento. Figure that could act as police and criminal justice meant the actual tax collections in your jurisdiction, and other surrounding villages. On November 4, 1755 he was named Don Ignacio de Caicedo as first Corregidor of Paipa. In 1758 appointed Juan Avellaneda, Miguel Rodriguez and Esteban Lara as the first mayor of Paipa. In 1778, for the first time was to demarcate the boundaries of the municipality of Paipa, then guards Bonza, Paipa and Sativa. As the first event that led to Paipa "Tourist City", is the arrival of the first specialists in 1825 to undertake an analysis of the composition of the saline water of Paipa. But it was in 1852 when the central government began to take an interest in natural resources and sends a geographic committee headed by General Agustín Codazzi. The construction of the current Central Church (now cathedral) Jaime Rook in the park began in 1906
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