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History CUROC
The CUROC is situated in the north-west of Honduras at an altitude of 1.150 meters, in the municipality of Santa Rosa de Copán Department, specifically on the outskirts of the City of Santa Rosa de Copán (1 km from Central Park) is one of the most important cities in western Honduras with a population of approximately 42,000 people.
The Center opened on October 23, 1996, and was created as part of modernization and restructuring of the UNAH to meet the needs of higher education in western Honduras. Its creation was the result of the initiative of some residents, organizations and local authorities UNAH. It was created with the aim of which is constituted in an institution of higher education to come and meet the needs of university education for youth in the region.
ned on October 23, 1996, and was created as part of modernization and restructuring of the UNAH to meet the needs of higher education in western Honduras. Its creation was the result of the initiative of some residents, organizations and local authorities UNAH. It was created with the aim of which is constituted in an institution of higher education to come and meet the needs of university education for youth in the region.
Santa Rosa de Copán
Santa Rosa de Copán was founded in the eighteenth century first calling Los Llanos. In 1705 the Spanish captain Juan García de la Candelaria purchased the site of "Los Llanos" to locate your finances. In 1750 the grounds of the Garcia family heirs of Captain Don Juan García de la Candelaria, comprising the sites called: The Collapsed, El Rosario, El Salitrillo, Las Delicias and Los Naranjos, where agriculture excel basic grains, corn , beans, and commercialize indigo grown, the snuff; also land used for livestock due to the rise of planting snuff and still work a migration of people begins, to the estates of "Los Llanos", mostly these people come from Quezailica, Comayagua, of "Thank God ", etc. these inhabitants of "Los Llanos" are called "Llaneros" by formally established acquiring land. "Los Llanos" still remains jurisdiction of the colonial city of Gracias a Dios (today Gracias Lempira)..
