Montgomery strengthens ties to sister city in El Salvador

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The efforts of Salvadoran immigrants in Montgomery County to reach out to their home country have inspired a sister city agreement with a region in the northeastern part of El Salvador that borders with Honduras.

Neftali Granados, pictured, and other Morazan, El Salvador, natives clean and pack medical supply donations to send home. There is a sister city agreement between Montgomery County and Morazan, El. Salvador. Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post

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