PAEC DE SAN
CLEMENTE
CECYTEQ #83
team members
Araujo Resendiz
Francisco Gomez Ramos
Dana Janetzy
González Rauda Emanuel
Hernández Alvarez Leslie
Yoselin Hernández Insinar
Cristian Alejandro Ligorio Zea
Emiliano
López Montañes Johanan Asaf
Mejía Martinez Axel Sebastián
Navarrete Barcenas Jecsan
Torres Vazquez Angélica de
Jesús Valencia Botello Valeria
Valdez flores Alex
Grade
3
Group
B
TPGA Specialty
Index
1. Introduction 2.
Historical
Background 3.
Population
3.1. Economic Level
3.2. Education
3.3. Number of Men and Women by Age (15-18 years old)
4. Ecosystems
5. Architecture
6. Patron Saint Festivals
7. Economic Activities
8. Social Problems
9. Abstract in English
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
Introduction
The patron saint festival of San Clemente is a traditional celebration
held in honor of San Clemente, the patron saint of the town of San
Clemente, in the province of Cuenca, Spain. This festival takes place
from November 20th to 24th every year and is one of the most
important and emotional in the region. During these days, the town is
filled with color, music, and joy, with a variety of events and activities
taking place in the streets and squares of the town. The inhabitants of
San Clemente and visitors from other localities come together to pay
homage to their patron saint and enjoy the hospitality and cultural
richness of the area. The patron saint festival of San Clemente is an
opportunity to experience the rich tradition and identity of the town,
through its customs, gastronomy, music, and dances. It is a moment
to strengthen the community and share joy and faith in a festive and
welcoming atmosphere.
ECONOMY OF SAN
CLEMENTE
The municipality of San Clemente has many economic sources. Although
few commercial establishments are identified, specifically less than 200,
which is a relatively low figure if compared to larger and more active
towns, this is only part of their income, since the municipality bases its
economy mainly on in agriculture, livestock and mining.
In San Clemente there are large cornfields of many types of crops, which
are sold
to various suppliers or sold to ranchers to feed their livestock. Speaking
of livestock, the municipality of San Clemente exports although not so
commercially, but rather they sell it to local matadors or in the case of
bulls, they sometimes sell it to nearby jaripeos or ranches. Both
activities are not practiced in an industrial way, but rather as something
more for neighboring towns or for events in the same municipality.
But there is also some mining activity within the municipality. The mine
was initially
used only for “exploration” purposes, but after a while some minerals
were found that were used for profit. Currently the mine is not so
active, however some profit is still being made from it today.
In conclusion, the community of San Clemente is quite recognized for its
patron
saint festivities and its culture and these reflect in one way or another
its economic activities, which proves how deeply rooted the culture of
the municipality is with its traditions and, above all, with its people. In
addition to the fact that its economic activities have helped many
neighboring communities prosper in various ways, this is why the
community of San Clemente is highly recognized and prosperous.
**Population Pyramid of San Clemente**
Data from the age pyramid of the town of San Clemente (inhabitants up to the
year 2020): INEGI DATA
Age Group Babies
(0-5years):
Numberofwomen
350
NumberofMen
349
Totalinhabitants
699
Youth(6-14years):
506
older): 216 450
**Schools in San Clemente (Pedro Escobedo, Querétaro)**
Quality of education or students in San Clemente (Querétaro). List of the
best educational institutions for your children. Reviews from former
students.
Good schools in the municipality of Pedro Escobedo:
- Cuauhtémoc
- Francisco González Bocanegra
- Francisco I. Madero
- Ramón López Velarde
The children who attend these schools come from this list of towns in Pedro
Escobedo:
- Ampliación Ajuchitlancito (inhabitants: -)
- Cerrito Blanco (2 inhabitants)
- El Pozo (2 inhabitants)
- El Pozo de Don Fidencio (inhabitants: -)
- Escolásticas (2,761 inhabitants)
- Familia Araujo Ramírez (inhabitants: -)
- Familia Gómez (inhabitants: -)
- Fraccionamiento La Lira (inhabitants: -)
- La Ceja (643 inhabitants)
- La Lira (9,705 inhabitants)
- Los Álvarez (963 inhabitants)
- Presidentes (inhabitants: -)
- Rancho Chico el Carmen (inhabitants: -)
- Rancho el Gavillero (inhabitants: -)
- Rancho el Profeta (inhabitants: -)
---
**Cuauhtémoc**
Basic Education (General Primary)
Control: Public (State, Federally
Transferred) Schedule: Morning
Address:
Postal Code: 76720
**Francisco González
Bocanegra** Basic Education
(Telesecundaria)
Control: Public (State, Federally
Transferred) Schedule: Morning
Address: Corregidora S/N
Postal Code: 76720
Phone: 164180
**Francisco I. Madero**
Basic Education (General Primary)
Control: Public (State, Federally
Transferred) Schedule: Afternoon
Address:
Postal Code: 76720
**Ramón López Velarde**
Basic Education (General Preschool)
Control: Public (State, Federally
Transferred) Schedule: Morning
Address: Behind the Soccer
Field Postal Code: 76720
Ecosystem
San Clemente is a municipality in the state of Querétaro, Mexico. The
region has diverse ecosystems, including:
1. Temperate forests: Dominated by species such as pine, oak, and fir.
2. Xerophytic scrublands: Vegetation adapted to arid conditions, with
species like prickly pear and palm.
3. Grasslands: Prairies with grasses and legumes, used for livestock
grazing.
4. Surface waters: Rivers, streams, and dams that support
aquatic life and wetlands.
5. Arid zones: Regions with low precipitation, characterized by sparse
vegetation adapted to drought.
These ecosystems host a variety of flora and fauna, including endemic
and migratory species. The region is important for biodiversity
conservation and ecological balance.
Architecture of San Clemente
The architecture of San Clemente, Pedro Escobedo, is a reflection of the
rich history and culture of the region. The Hacienda de San Clemente,
which dates back to colonial times, is an outstanding example of the
area's architecture. This hacienda was owned by Don Esteban Díaz
González and later by Don Manuel Casabal, who made significant
donations for the construction of buildings and charitable works in the
region.
The Hacienda de San Clemente is characterized by its grandeur and its
historical importance, since it was a center of agricultural and livestock
production. The architecture of the hacienda reflects the Spanish colonial
style, with elements such as arches, columns and a large chapel.
In addition to the Hacienda de San Clemente, the community has a
church dedicated to San Clemente, which is an example of the religious
architecture of the region. The church is a simple but elegant building,
with a façade that reflects the colonial style.
San Clemente's modern architecture is also notable, with buildings and
infrastructure reflecting the growth and development of the community.
The rehabilitation of the main street of San Clemente is an example of
investment in infrastructure to improve the quality of life of the
inhabitants.
In short, the architecture of San Clemente, Pedro Escobedo, is a reflection
of the rich history and culture of the region, with outstanding examples of
colonial, religious and modern architecture.
Saint Clement celebrations:
On May 3, the Holy Cross is celebrated. This is because the
municipality has a large Cross and there everyone gathers and
decorates it. They make the Cross a castle and wear a band to it.
The 20th to the 24th of November to the saint San Clementino, This
festival almost lasts a week because it is the saint of in comfort every
day in the evenings there are bands and in the mornings there are
masses, And the mere day that is the
23rd of November there are pandas playing all day and at the last one
they sing Las mañanitas to the saint and he They make a castle
On December 11 and 12 in Honor. To the Virgin of Guadalupe On that
day every night and a little in the afternoon there is a band and they
perform a castle. Some people dress up and dance.
In July, the dates vary there, but it is done. The big hill party there all
the people They go big hill There are alone during the day and they
have a band and all the families go to aya
Economic activities
1. AGRICULTURE: Corn, beans, and vegetable crops are common in the
area, taking advantage of the climate and fertile land.
2. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: The raising of cattle, sheep, and goats is
essential for the local economy, both for meat and milk production.
3. TRADE: There are small shops and markets that meet the
needs of the residents and promote local exchange.
4. SERVICES: Activities related to services such as education,
health, and transportation are also an important part of the
economy.
5. RURAL TOURISM: Although it is not a mass tourist destination, the
natural environment and local culture can attract visitors interested
in rural experiences.
Social problems of San Clemente
The social problems of San Clemente, Pedro Escobedo, include poverty,
lack of employment and the need for basic infrastructure such as streets
and housing ¹. The community has been affected by heavy rain that has
damaged homes and streets, creating an urgent need for help and
support². In addition, the lack of commercial establishments and the
limited offer of employment are other problems facing the community ³.
It is important to highlight that the municipal and state governments have
made
efforts to support the community, such as delivering mattresses and
sheets to families affected by the rains and carrying out infrastructure
works such as the improvement of Mariano Jiménez Street ¹ ⁴. However,
there is still much work to do to address San Clemente's social issues.
The social problems of San Clemente, Pedro Escobedo, also include:
1. Lack of access to health services: The community lacks a nearby
health center, forcing residents to seek medical care in nearby
locations.
2. Dropping out of school: The lack of job opportunities and poverty lead
many young people to leave school to look for work and help their
families.
3. Insecurity: Crime and violence are growing problems in the
community, which affects the tranquility and safety of residents.
4. Lack of recreational activities: The absence of recreational spaces
and programs for youth and adults contributes to school dropouts and
crime.
5. Poverty and marginalization: The lack of job opportunities and poverty
perpetuate
the marginalization of the community, which limits its access to basic
services and development opportunities.
conclusion
In the community of San Clemente, a variety of festivals take place
throughout the year, making the villagers enjoy a rich cultural and social
life. These festivals also attract visitors from other places, which
contributes to the local economy.
However, the most prominent and fun festival is the one held on
November 23, in honor of the community's patron saint. During this
festival, a wide variety of games, dances, and cultural activities are
organized, attracting a large number of people.
In terms of economic activities, San Clemente stands out in several
sectors, such as livestock, commerce, agriculture, services, and rural
tourism. The community is quite large, making it attractive to tourists
looking to experience rural life and enjoy
nature.
Livestock farming is one of the main economic activities in San
Clemente, with many inhabitants dedicated to cattle raising and dairy
and meat production.
Commerce is also important, with several local businesses offering a
variety of
products and services.
Agriculture is another significant economic activity, with crops of corn,
beans, squash, and other products sold in local and regional markets.
Services also play an important role in San Clemente's economy, with
several establishments offering
health, education, and lodging services.
Rural tourism is a growing economic activity, with many visitors
coming to San Clemente to enjoy the nature, culture, and hospitality
of the community. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking,
horseback riding, fishing, and bird watching,
among others.
In short, San Clemente is a vibrant and diverse community, with a rich
cultural and social life, and a strong and varied economy that attracts
visitors from all over the country.