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History of Santa Barbara de Pinto


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llage in the XXI century is important, most refer to it as a village where the people are engaged in fishing, agriculture and livestock. Also highlights the fact of being surrounded by many animals, including the tiger Malibu - Pintaos, their skin was acquired by many travelers, to show that he had been in America, buying fur feline Pinto.



From the year 1860 when the great river Magdalena route changes and opens the "Brazo de Loba" all these peoples began to lose importance, including Mompox, after the river was drying up and growing contributed to its inhabitants emigrate to Magangue, Cartagena, Barranquilla and Santa Barbara Pinto, one of these growing, the 1916 was much havoc to coastal residents. That year was launched a new population, 800m inwards higher ground where New Pinteños Pinto founded. They like good Chimilas - Pintaos moved their homes every year increasing time and then returning, until they got tired and most stayed. So today we have two churches, two cemeteries and schools in both towns, but function as a territorial unit, ie one Town Center.



Despite the flooding of the Magdalena River, the Pinteños have not waned in their efforts to live and survive in their space, on the contrary have maintained their hope of improving. It is this tenacity that has allowed to seize opportunities that gave them the nature and have no hesitation in saying that the people have had splendid moments in the last century, for example in the early 50's when logging starts more important in the subregion, the town becomes the epicenter of a very important business, he came up big boats
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