Before and new

PALLATANGA BEFORE AND

AFTER

Name: Luis Lema, Kevin Ami, Derlis Gavilanes, Alex Lasso, Omar Gavidia
Dedication

This project is to learn more about

my canton, how it was before and
how it is now, how many things
have changed over time.
 INTRODUCTION

MY TOWN PALLATANGA
The Pallatangas, the firstborn of this land, were influenced by cultures such as Panzalea, Laus í, Ca ñari and Yaguachi.
The best testimony of this glorious past is in the pucar á de San Nicol ás and in the tolas de los Llanos.
Pallatanga, in the Inca period, was linked to T úpac Yupanqui and Huayna C ápac.
During the conquest, the Pallatanga - Chimbo route saved the conquerors from virtual extermination by General
Rumiñahui's troops. This alternative route made it easier for Sebasti án de Benalc ázar to conquer the Kingdom of Quito.
In colonial times it had endless jungles of cinchona, the product of which was sent to Europe. Likewise, its gold and
silver mines rivaled the best in Peru.
The Spanish, likewise, established the first cane plantations and the first sugar mills. Which was one of the finest and
most esteemed products of that time.
Finally, on May 13, 1986, and led by Luis Cadena, with the unconditional support of Norman Tufi ño, Januario Mu ñoz,
Pancho Romero, Franklin Muñoz, Luis Granizo and Rafael Romero E., as well as the support of their representative
forces, they made possible the desired cantonization.
The history of Pallatanga is nuanced with economic and social aspects, customs, popular characters, legends, traditions,
celebrations, men of culture and art, crafts, religious sports and events that moved the people.
All this constitutes the History of Pallatanga, the backbone of our origin and our roots.
 Before New

Here we can appreciate In this image we can

the church with a donkey see the new church
since some time later the that is located on 24
church would burn down, de Mayo street in
leaving this beautiful front of the park,
photo as the last this church is now
where you can do
the masses and
other celebrations in
the name of God
On March 31, 2013, the market located
in the Barrio El Progreso was ignored.
What we can see on the ground floor is
the meat and seafood section. On the
other side is the food, food, bakery
section. In the back we can find
legumes and vegetables, leaving the
areas of clothing, footwear, watches,
fantasies and records on the second
floor.
In the park many years ago there was a
market where they acquired basic
consumer products as well as exchanged
products from the area. Currently, this
square has been transformed into a
beautiful park that has a pool in the
center, there is a central court for sports
As we can see in the
following image, the
passage of the baby Jesus
towards the church of the
canton is being carried
out, in this we can
appreciate the peace and
harmony of all

Currently the street is much

better, there is a park where
sports are carried out, their
houses are better built, and
with more lighting at night.
In the first photo we can see
Velasco Ibarra street in ancient
times with its damaged streets
and its houses already little
destroyed. In the second photo
we can see Av Velasco Ibarra
today with its streets, houses
arranged, now they have plants
for decoration and care
enviroment .
 10 de Agosto, before and new

In the image we can see a marathon

through the old 10 de Agosto street when
everything was dirt and the park was not
built, even so they enjoyed the traditional
games, nowadays we can see how it has
changed, in the back you can see
Appreciate the park, the new houses, the
road is no longer dirt and with more
lighting.
Professor Pedro Lucas Villa is one of the
youngest coaches in Ecuadorian soccer
and Pallatangeño has proven to be a
winning coach. In 1999 he appeared in the
newspaper even though he had already
been a player and coach for 8 years, he
likes to see the little ones play because
they have potential
34 years ago, on May 13, 1986, Pallatanga
became a canton of the province of
Chimborazo, presided over by Luis
Cadena, Norma Tufiño, Pancho Romero,
Januario Muñoz, Franklin Muñoz, Luis
Granizo Merino and Rafael Romero, who
were leaders of the process Due to its
geographical location, it has a pleasant
climate that has made it a tourist
attraction for those who enjoy the
company of nature since it is a beautiful
landscape. It is also one of the main
agricultural producers in the province, its
main products are potatoes, beans,
tomatoes, corn and minor fruits such as
strawberries. Franklin Muñoz was one of
those who donated the school and the
garden since he owned the entire sector
of the river upwards