MORAZÁN, FRANCISCO

fränsēsˈkō mōräsänˈ, 1799–1842, Central American statesman, b. Tegucigalpa, Honduras. He led the revolutionary army that overthrew (1829) the regime of Manuel José Arce and was proclaimed president of the Central American Federation in 1830. The opponents of Guatemalan domination caused Morazán to move the capital from Guatemala to San Salvador. As a liberal he promoted education and abolished most monastic orders. The spiritual father of federalism in Central America, he fought vigorously for his ideals, but when elected for a second term he was unable to combat widespread apathy and the increasing opposition of the conservatives; his congress dissolved the federation in 1838. Nevertheless, in 1839 he attempted to recapture Guatemala from Rafael Carrera, but was defeated. In the following year he went into voluntary exile until recalled in 1842 by Costa Rica and proclaimed president there. Again he attempted to restore Central American unity but was betrayed and shot Sept. 15, 1842, by his own partisans.

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...Suchlicki , Historical Dictionary of Cuba , 1988. MORAZAN, FRANCISCO. Francisco Morazan was born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras * , on October...executed. REFERENCE: R. S. Chamberlain, Francisco Morazan: Champion of Central American Federation...
...Miguel E November 5, 1827 Morazan, Francisco November 27, 1827 Zelaya...Vigil, Diego June 30, 1828 Morazan, Francisco December 2, 1829 Arias, Juan A December 224, 1829 Morazan, Francisco April 22, 1830 Valle, J...
...discovered in Diazs La tragedia de Francisco Morazan, published in 1894. It relates the last days of General Francisco Morazan (1842), whom the author fought...Poesias (1848). La tragedia de Francisco Morazan (Francisco Morazans Tragedy...
...confederation plans of, 143 ; overthrown, 143 Morazan, Francisco, as symbol of Central Americanism, 69 ; youth...Frederick Chatfield, 120 ; anniversary of death of, 231 Morazan, La Republica de, brief existence of, 210 -11...
...328 Monroe Doctrine, 15 Montoya, Carlos, 168 , 241 Montoya, Ruben, 61 Moon, Sun Myung, 101 Morazan, Doris, 204 Morazan, Francisco, 2 , 6 , 8 Morazanista Front for the Liberation of Honduras, 251 , 286 , 310 , 311 Morgan, J. P...
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...important historic leader, such as Central Americas Francisco Morazan or South Americas Simon Bolivar. A statue of Lempira...Lempiras virtue: "Our Great Leader." Bolivar, Morazan, and Lempira all become objectified through their...
...made their mark in the armies of Francisco Morazan and Manuel Jose Arce.51 Other...in 1843, Nicaraguan minister Francisco Castellon insisted that Chatfield...in 1832, he accepted General Francisco Morazans offer to work as a federal...
...Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco, CA). 37.4, pp. 21...Veneer (Decision to Win) and Morazan by the Cero a la Izquierda...Photograph as Evidence," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco CA; Grey Art Gallery and...
...separated, forming the new department of Morazan. Six months after the events, local...civilians revolted against President Francisco Malespin. The movement, led by generals...After the conservative and pro-clerical Francisco Duenas deposed Barrios in 1865 with the...
...middle of the war between the anti-clerical liberal forces of Francisco Morazon and the conservative hordes of Rafael Carrera. At...around shortly afterwards and hand it back to the returning Morazan troops. He met and got on well with both men. He obtained...


 

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...from left to right): Shafik Handal, Francisco Jovel, Ferman Clentuegos, Leonel Gonzales...territory and population in Chalatenango and Morazan provinces, respectively. They have...rural areas outside Chalatenango and Morazan. The PRTC organized urban commandos...
...Salvadors clothing exports increased 54 percent per year. Francisco Escobar, president of the Salvadoran Apparel Manufacturers...telephones. Antel, at this moment, is working in Chalaltenango, Morazan and other zones most affected by the conflict." Currently...


 

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MORAZAN, FRANCISCO franses ko morasan , 1799 1842, Central American statesman, b. Tegucigalpa...American Federation in 1830. The opponents of Guatemalan domination caused Morazan to move the capital from Guatemala to San Salvador. As a liberal he...
...who was succeeded (1830 38) by the liberal leader Francisco Morazan . Political and personal rivalries between liberals...of Morazans forces by Rafael Carrera . In 1842, Morazan made an abortive attempt to reestablish the federation...
...Salvador protested the dominance of Guatemala and under Francisco Morazan succeeded in having the federal capital transferred...ARENA party remained in power with the election of Francisco Guillermo Flores Perez to the presidency in 1999...
...America where, under Simon Bolivar in the north and Jose de San Martin in the south, there were cooperative efforts. Francisco Morazan briefly headed a Central American Federation . The United States was looked upon as a model, and recognition of...
...of silver and gold mining. With independence from Spain (1821), it became the stronghold of the liberals under Francisco Morazan . The city vied with Comayagua as the republics capital, not securing the title permanently until 1880. Its university...


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