Another city with this name is home to Latin America's tallest building, the Gran Torre, as well as a stadium named after the executed folk singer Victor Jara ("BEEK-tor HA-rah").
A suburb of a city with this name included an iron mine that lent its name to the daiquiri. A city with this name is nicknamed for a group of thirty knights from nearby La Isabela, and is the economic center of the Cibao Valley. Another city with this name is home to Latin America's tallest building, the Gran Torre, as well as a stadium named after the executed folk singer Victor Jara ("BEEK-tor HA-rah"). Fruit bats that lived in a distillery in a city with this name inspired the logo of Bacardi, which was founded there. A city with this name is home to the presidential palace of La Moneda, which was bombed during a September 11, 1973, coup. The second most populous cities in both the Dominican Republic and Cuba share this name with a capital city located 75 miles inland from Valparaiso ("vahl-pah-rah-EE-so"). For 10 points, give the saintly name of the capital of Chile.
A suburb of a city with this name included an iron mine that lent its name to the daiquiri.
Santiago [accept Santiago de los Caballeros or Santiago de Cuba or Santiago de Chile] &lt;Geography&gt;