[3][4] It commemorates the Mirabal sisters, who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country by giving up a privileged life to fight against the powerful Dominican leader, Rafael Trujillo.

The population took a very active participation in the construction of its park, the streets, the church, highways and roads, electrification, as well as in the important railway.

The construction of the railway line was of great importance, allowing inter-provincial communication, achieving a market insertion, both nationally and internationally.

The fact of the constitution in recent times of a province, from the detachment of three others, has generated problems of recognition and provincial integration that are still very much alive in the population.

It is around these crops that the province's agro-export bourgeoisie is fostered, which at the same time assumes a role of supplier of inputs and goods to the peasant sector.

Given the productive capacity of the soils of Salcedo, climatic and ecological conditions allow it to develop coffee and cocoa crops.