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Subsequently the conquest, the role that the Catholic Church was very influential, so that the name " Conception " was attributed to honor the Virgin Conception, come to be known well for many years, with the events of the liberation movement by General " Justo Rufino Barrios, the occurrence that the Church had in the political, cultural and social life space and thus lost the influence it had on the municipalities, so in the year 1860 by Government, the municipality he is even changing the name to " Concepcion Chiquirichapa.
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Subsequently and role
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Subsequently and Catholic
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Subsequently and Church
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Subsequently, the Church was put off the register.
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