Press Secretariat: The Press Secretariat shares a photo of a rainbow over the Jardines del Recuerdo cemetery in San Salvador Centro on All Souls' Day
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Entre flores, recuerdos y homenajes a los seres queridos que partieron, el cielo también regaló un espectáculo de colores. Un arcoíris adornó esta tarde el paisaje del cementerio Jardines del Recuerdo, en el distrito capital, San Salvador Centro.— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 2, 2026 · 16:51 (El Salvador time)
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The Press Secretariat shares a photo of a rainbow over the Jardines del Recuerdo cemetery in San Salvador Centro on All Souls' Day.
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