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Sincelejo (Spanish pronunciation: [sinseˈlexo]) is the
capital and
largest city of the
Colombian department of
Sucre in the
Caribbean region. It is also...
- po****tion of 802,733, of
which 234,886 are in the
department capital Sincelejo,
according to the DANE projections.
Before the
Spanish Conquest, the land...
- port
towns such as in Barranquilla,
Santa Marta, Cartagena, Monteria,
Sincelejo, Mompós,
Santa Cruz de Lorica, El Banco, etc. The two most
populous indigenous...
- tournament, on 23 July 2024 it
confirmed the
relocation of its home
matches to
Sincelejo,
Sucre Department,
given the lack of
support from the new
local government...
- an
agreement was
reached with the
direction to move
Sucre F.C. from
Sincelejo to Montería from 2013
under the name
Jaguares de Córdoba. On February...
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fought against other hooligans in the
Estadio Arturo ****plido
Sierra in
Sincelejo in the
middle of the game
between Sucre FC and Bucaramanga. One man was...
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tournament which featured six
nations and was held from 3–9
September 2023 in
Sincelejo, Colombia. Source: "USA win U-18 Men's
Softball Pan Am Championship, qualify...
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Providencia and
Santa Catalina San Andrés 27
Santander Bucaramanga 28
Sucre Sincelejo 29
Tolima Ibagué 30
Valle del
Cauca Cali 31 Vaupés Mitú 32
Vichada Puerto...
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Deportivo Pereira S.A. in 2005
after the
membership rights (ficha) of Real
Sincelejo, a club that
competed in Categoría
Primera B
until 2004, were irregularly...
- su
regreso a Rionegro:
Sincelejo se
despide del
equipo antioqueño" [Águilas
Doradas confirm their return to Rionegro:
Sincelejo bids
farewell to the team...
