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Écija (ā`thēhä), city (1990 pop. 36,673), Seville prov., S Spain, in Andalusia, on a hill overlooking the Genil River. It is the hottest place in Europe, called La Sartén (frying pan). It is an agricultural center for an area that produces olives, cereal, and cotton. Of pre-Roman origin, Écija was recovered from the Moors by Ferdinand III in 1240. Its notable churches include the Moorish style Santa Cruz. |
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| After his assumption of direct management in 1903, Kennon recruited a disproportionate number of Ilocano migrants to Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan. The International Tire and Rubber Association (ITRA) appointed Jacinto Alcazar Padilla of Ecija Export/Import to represent the association in Brazil, South America. Euro6IX partners cover most of the European territory: Spain (Airtel-Vodafone, Consulintel, Ecija & Asociados Abogados, novaGnet systems, Univ. |
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