Izalco

[ ih-zal-koh; Spanish ee-sahl-kaw ]

noun

1. an active volcano in W El Salvador. 6,070 feet (1,850 meters).

Example Sentences

Throughout the ordeal, Marcela faithfully took a food parcel each week to the Izalco prison where her son was housed – a plastic bag filled with “cornflakes, oatmeal, bread and cookies”, she said, to help sustain José Duval beyond his meagre prison rations.

From BBC

Every three months she visits the Izalco prison where she says her son Jonathan González López is being held, a facility in the west of the country where torture has been reported.

From New York Times

Citing the database, the HRW added that dozens have died in custody, mostly at the country's Izalco and La Esperanza prisons which respectively held three and four times as many prisoners they were designed to house.

From Reuters

The searches were carried out at prisons in Zacatecoluca and Izalco.

From Washington Times

Speaking by phone from the Izalco penitentiary, Chiki, who was serving time for extortion, ordered Shaggy to make a pickup of an extortion payment.

From New York Times