Cuetzala

Cuetzala is a municipality located in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. It is situated in the southeastern part of the state, within the Costa Grande region. The municipality encompasses a variety of geographical features, including mountainous terrain and some agricultural land. The economy of Cuetzala is primarily based on agriculture, with staple crops like corn and beans being cultivated. Livestock farming also plays a role in the local economy.

The history of Cuetzala is intertwined with the broader history of Guerrero. Like many regions in Mexico, it has seen influences from indigenous cultures, Spanish colonization, and periods of national development. The population of Cuetzala is predominantly Mestizo, with a smaller percentage of indigenous communities. Spanish is the official language spoken, though some indigenous languages may still be present in certain communities.

The municipality's infrastructure includes basic services such as schools and health centers. Transportation is typically by road, connecting Cuetzala to other towns and cities in Guerrero. The cultural landscape of Cuetzala is shaped by traditions and customs common to rural Mexico, often reflecting a strong connection to agrarian life and community events. Its natural surroundings offer opportunities for ecotourism, though this sector is not extensively developed.