Establishment of the Federation of Central America

In 1921, Guatemala entered into a significant political alliance with El Salvador and Honduras, forming the Federation of Central America. This federation was established on September 9, 1921, and lasted until January 14, 1922. The formation of this federation was a pivotal moment in Central American history, as it aimed to promote regional unity and cooperation among the member states. The federation was characterized by efforts to address common issues such as economic development, political stability, and social progress. However, the alliance faced numerous challenges, including political disagreements and economic disparities among the member countries. Despite its short-lived existence, the Federation of Central America represented a crucial attempt to foster collaboration in a region often marked by division and conflict. The political landscape of Central America continued to evolve in the following years, with various leaders and regimes shaping the future of the nations involved. The legacy of the federation can still be seen in contemporary discussions about regional integration and cooperation in Central America. #Mooflife #MomentOfLife #CentralAmerica #Guatemala #ElSalvador #Honduras #FederationOfCentralAmerica