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Presidency of Pedro MazariegosInauguration of Pedro Mazariegos2nd Session of the CortesEconomy Act of 1823Bank ActTax and Revenue ActAdministration and Governance ActResidency ActSouthern OrdinanceCortes Expansion ActPirate AffairLand Owning ActCoffee ActFreeman ActThe Sunset Duel1st Session of the New Cortes begins1825 ElectionInauguration of Manuel AcrePresidency of Manuel AcreAnti-Corruption ActAnti-Embezzlement ActSanchez AffairPanama purchase talks beginAnti-corruption Expansion ActNational Bank establishedMercantalism ActMerchant Navy ActPanama purchase approved1827 ElectionInauguration of Tomas O'HoranPresidency of Tomas O'HoranMexican Spy incidentSpy Network ActBorder TensionEmbargo Act of 1827Panama Purchase completedReligion and State AffairMagrina AffairMagrina Affair begins in the CortesMexican border raidsCapital Expansion ActSpy Network expansionCombination Act1829 ElectionInauguration of Jose BarrundiaPresidency of Jose BarrundiaSpy Network expansionTrade Expansion ActEmbargo Act of 1827 expandedManagua Affair "Civil War"Managua Affair beginsManagua Affair ends2 Mexican spies captured3 UCA spies killed in MexicoBorder Core ActMunoz-Ferran ResolutionEspiga CompromiseOcos RaidImportation Act with Great BritainMexican preacher kills 2 UCA soldiers1831 ElectionFirst inauguration of Fransisco MorazánPresidency of Fransisco Morazán1833 ElectionSecond inauguration of Fransisco MorazánMexico declares war on UCAMexican-UCA WarGuatemala CampaignMexico CampaignColombia enters the warPanama becomes a statePeru enters the warCoba massacreArmistace DayDays of Peace ActDays of Peace (Interwar)Term Extension ActMerchantman ActPostwar Panic1835 ElectionInaguration of Diego CocañaPresidency of Diego Cocaña1837 ElectionInauguration of Luis LopezPanama Trade Company formedGold GroupPostwar BabyboomCurrency Expansion ActRecruitment ActFormer President Fransisco Morazán diesCoffee RebellionPresidency of Luis LopezEconomic Committee reestablishedSan Salvador RiotsStock Market ActPresident Lopez promises wartime paymentsStates' RebellionGuayami InfluenzaDisunion Speech by rebellion leadersAldoofa explosionTemperance League formedCompromise of 1839Core ActGuatemala City Railroad DisasterBranching Out ActReyes Guild formedMining ActFive-Year PlanEnlightened Commoners ActTrujillo Naval Base construction beginsBritish Colombia Crisis1841 ElectionTreasury of Panama establishedInauguration of Manuel LeonPresidency of Manuel Leon"Disarmament of the Nation" PolicyEra of Peace ActSmithsonian Economics PolicyPacifism DoctrineDefense Service ActMerchant Navy Construction ActPostwar Loyalty ActMerchant Navy ActChimney Sweeper AffairBusiness ActBusiness Banks ActIndustrialization ActLaissez Faire PolicyDepartment of Production formedReyes ActUniversity of El Salvador establishedPacific-Caribbean Railroad formedBusiness Schools ActTycoon Capitalism ActDepartment of Laws formedCaribbean Trade Company formedManagua RiotsInvestigative Services establishedU.S.-UCA AllianceEl Salvador Mine Explosion1845 ElectionFirst inauguration of Jorge de LaraPresidency of Jorge de LaraGuatemalan Gold RushGold Standard ActEconomic BoomMexican-American WarPresident de Lara refuses to join the Mexican-American WarMonopoly Structures ActMexican EmbargoFree Business ActDouble Standard ActSocial Justice MovementRailroad CommissionHoliday ActSan Jose Factory fireFixed Intramonetary ActInternational Exchange Standards25th Anniversary of IndepdenceColombian-Mexican RailroadDutch Wallonia CrisisOpen Door PolicyDecimal Monetary Policy1849 ElectionSecond inauguration of Jorge de LaraCompromise of 1839 endsRailroad StrikeInvestigative Services expands into Foreign AffairsPresident de Lara suffers a fallPresident de Lara dies; Vice President Carlos Aguirre becomes PresidentPresidency of Carlos AguirreJorge de Lara ActLicensing ActSteam Navy ActInternational Monetary Exchange ActLiteracy Act1853 ElectionSecond inauguration of Carlos AguirreRegulation Dissolution ActDo Nothing PeriodTrade Monopoly ActFormer President Pedro Mazariegos diesReyes ScandalSan Salvador ProtestsMerchant Navy Expansion ActFree Banking ActInuvik Expedition beginsGuatemala City MarchesBritish Annexation of UruguayDeregulation ActKhorasan Crisis1857 ElectionInauguration of Bartolome PalafoxPresidency of Bartolome PalafoxDiplomat Expansion ActBlack Chamber ActDiplomatic Defense ActManagua FiresComing Conflict SpeechPreparation Act of 1868Naval Armarment ActCooperation ActBolstered Defense ActMilitary Education ActArmy and Naval Academy foundedOld Breed ActNaval Fortifications Expansion ActMilitary Production ActReservists ActGreat Caribbean WarGreat Caribbean WarArmed Neutrality ActNeutrality Group formedGreater Antilles AgreementPresident Uribe freezes British and Mexican assetsForeign Aid ActForeign Support Act1st Saget-Uribe MeetingBorder Guard Act of 1870Stock market crash; Great Crisis beginsGreat CrisisSpending CutsTrade Crisis beginsBank of Nicaragua failsTrade CollapseTax Act of 1859Caribbean Trade Company collapsesPresident Palafox vetos spending billGuatemala City StrikesTax Act of 1861Currency Debasement Act1861 ElectionFirst inauguration of Emiliano UribeSecond inauguration of Emiliano UribeThird inauguration of Emiliano UribeFourth inauguration of Emiliano Uribe1873 Election1869 Election1865 ElectionPresidency of Emiliano UribeGrand ReformBanking Act, Financial Miracle ActQueztal ActNational Banking ActPublic Welfare ActEconomic Management CommitteeLand Inheritance ActGovernment Reorganization
Administration Effiecency ActFinancial Reform ActRegulation Dissolution Act repealedPlanned Economy ActPublic Road ActRegulation ReformNational Trade Policy ReadjustmentNational Trade ActTrade Effiecency ActRegulation Bureau establishedCivil Service ActRegulation ActsEducation ActProvincial Tax System ReformAgricultural Cultivation ActPostal Service ActWorkers' Utopia ActAcricutlure Aid ActAntitrust ActDeregulation Acts voidedProduction ActBig Government Act; Broadening of Executive Authority ActSafety Regulation ActProduction Quota ActCaribbean OffensiveHispaniola EvacuationMaria la Gorda EvacuationOffice of Home Defense Services formedBombardment at TrujilloUCA declares war on Great BritainMexican-Belize OffensiveYucatan CampaignSouth Mexico CampaignBreakthrough CampaignCuban CampaignWest Hispaniola CampaignBritish-Venezuela OffensiveColombia CampaignCaribbean Island CampaignEast Hispaniola CampaignDays of Peace Act repealedMexico declares war on UCAConscription Act of 1870Great Britain declares war on Venezuela and ColombiaWar Mobilization Department formedDavila Tariff; Centralization of Power ActWar Taxes Act of 1870Cayman Islands RaidFirst Battle of Orange WalkRationing ActCapital Fortification ActHomefront Defense Service formedPanama City MeetingWartime Financial Control BoardLuque Award establishedCitizen's Opportunity ActSecond Panama City MeetingAgriculture Assistance ActProduction Assembly Line ActTemporary Women's Rights ActConscription Act of 1870 extendedDepartment of the Occupied Territories formedEconomic and Financial Control and Regulation ActMexican RevolutionMexican Civil WarMexico surrendersCancun MeetingOaxaca SpeechDepartment of Refugees formedCaribbean-Pacific Pact Act"Tired Bureaucracy"
-Carlos DavilaCuba VisitCayman Island MeetingWar Service Act of 1874San Juan MeetingPostwar Rebuilding ActPresident Uribe dies; Vice President Ignacio Osorio becomes PresidentPresidency of Igancio OsorioFirst Caribbean-Pacific Pact MeetingScorched-Earth PolicyHispaniola visitPunta Cana MeetingBritish Army surrendersGreat Britain Officially SurrendersBattle of Belize CityBattle of FloresBattle of San IgnacioSiege of ChetumalSiege of CampecheBattle of EscarcegaSiege of MeridaBattle of TiziminBattle of Ciudad HidalgoSiege of Tuxtla GutiérrezBattle of PalenqueBattle of VillahermosaBattle of CardenasBattle of CoatzacoalcosBattle of OaxacaBattle of AcapulcoBattle of TehuacánSiege of Heroica VeracruzBattle of XalapaBattle of ZihuatanejoSiege of Mexico CityCuban LandingsBattle of Santa MariaBattle of San CristobalBattle of HavanaBattle of GuinesBattle of MatanzasBattle of CienfuegosBattle of Santa ClaraBattle of CamagueyBattle of Las TunasBattle of ManzanilloCuba liberatedHispaniola LandingsBattle of La PorteBattle of Les CayesBattle of Cap-HaitienBattle of CamantheBattle of GonaivesBattle of MiragoaneBattle of Saint-MarcBattle of JacmelBattle of HincheBattle of CarrefourBattle of CaberetSiege of Port-au-PrinceBattle of TenosiqueBattle of CaracasBattle of MaracaiboBattle of MedellinBattle of BogotaBattle of HigueyBattle of San Francisco de MacorisBattle of Puerto PlataSiege of Santo DomingoBattle of BonaoDajabon LinkupBattle of BaniBattle of AzuaBattle of BarahonaPanama Canal construction beginsHousing ActFirst Suffragette Mud MarchCity Expansion ActBrazilian RevolutionDepartment of the Occupied Territories dissolvedDevelopment Expansion Act1877 ElectionSecond inauguration of Ignacio Osorio1881 ElectionFirst Inauguration of Tomas AlacronParade of the VanquishedFirst Caribbean-Pacific Pact postwar MeetingForeign Aid and Support Act repealedDemobilization ActPeacetime RebuildingCollection of Republics speechDemobilization beginsPort-au-Prince visitPeacetime Rebuilding Act; Postwar Recovery ActArmy Occupation ActProduction Conversion ActVeterans Opportunities ActRepublic of Haiti establishedStanding Army ActPostwar Employment ActCitizen's ActCaribbean ConcordPostwar Economy ActUCA guarantees Cuban IndependencePrice Controls ActHeinous Acts Committed During the War joint military tribunal sessionLatin American Alliance formedPostwar Trade ActRelations with Paraguay establishedProduction StrikesPanama Canal construction approvedWomen's Suffrage Movement beginsPostwar Foreign Aid ActAssimilation Act; Right to Vote ActRefugee & Assistance ActPresident Osorio proposes a higher military budgetCaribbean-Pacific Pact MeetingPresident Osorio calls the Border Guard to protect banks after a series of robberiesRiccardo-Gonzalez ActArmed Forces Expansion ActAnti-Revolutionism DoctrineBattle of ConcepcionBattle of Capitan BadoBattle of Santa RitaBattle of CalabriaBattle of CuruguatyBattle of San EstanislaoBrazilian-Paraguayan WarBattle of ObligadoSecond Battle of ConcepcionBattle of EncarnacionBattle of San PedroBattle of AsuncionReyes Guild dissolvesHonduras Casino Boat shootoutAsuncion MeetingUruguay Pact2nd Asuncion MeetingThe 1st and 2nd UCA Army withdraw to ArgentinaRevolutionary TribunalsAnti-Revolutionism PolicyPresidency of Tomas Alacron1885 ElectionSecond Inauguration of Tomas Alacron1889 ElectionInauguration of Rodrigo MendozaSerbian CrisisBrazilian-Paraguayan ArmistaceTrade Expansion ActArms Advancement ActEducation Expansion ActElectrification ActInfrastrucutre ActU.S. VisitPublic Welfare Expansion ActNorthern Railroad ActWomen's Cortes SessionDreadnought ActExpanded Infrasturcutre ActCivil Service Expansion ActHomefront Defense Service expansionEconomic BoomUribe Legacy ActArgentina Defense PactFirst Electricity in UCASafety Regulations ActFarmer's Assistance ActPublic Road Expansion ActDefense Service ActActive Service ActUruguay ConflictFull Citizenship ActCity Expansion ActElectricity ActCerro Lago RaidSteel Steamers ActUruauguay Policy revelaedProduction Expansion ActAge of AnarchismFactories ActCraftsman ActModernization TreatySocial Spending Expansion ActEducation Expansion Act of 1888Army and Navy Reform Act of 1888Argentina VisitUCA-Mexican Spy IncidentMexico ManhuntMendoza announces Modernity"A Young and New Generation" Speech by MendozaPresidency of Rodrigo MendozaGenerals EditorialWar Service Expansion ActTelephone ActSecond Mud MarchAid to Allies policyMexico City CrisisChiffon CompromiseTemperance League dissolvedPort-au-Prince ConferenceHaitian-EHR Border CrisisHavana VisitSuffragette Hunger StrikeEHR VisitCuba MeetingPresident Mendoza expands Uruguayan subsidiesMonopolies and Business Oversight ActPresident Mendoza is assassinated; Vice President Domingo Montcada becomes PresidentPresidency of Domingo MontcadaSecond inauguration of Domingo Montcada1893 ElectionMendoza ActNation's Library establishedBudget ActDe-Expansionism DoctrineMontcada announces Modernity ReformsWomen's Suffrage and Liberation ActUCA joins the Olympic CommitteeMontcada sends 8,000 troops to UruguayFirst Step ActBrazilian-Uruguayan WarUCA intervenes in Uruguay after Brazil declares war on UruguayPeace and Pacifism Movement1897 Election1901 ElectionFirst inauguration of Fransisco UribePresidency of Enrique ManuelPresidency of Fransisco UribeManuel-Reyes ScandalAnarchsit's ActCoal ActAmnesty ActInspection ActGovernment Oversight Committee formedCulture ActNew Temperance League formedAutomobile ActRoad ActDepartment of Labor and Union Affairs formedDreadnought Act of 1903Costa ActAntitrust Expansion ActConsumer ActAnticorruption Enforcement ActGovernment Standards ActWorker's StrikeMiners StrikeLabor Protection's ActFederalization Act of 1904Union Recognition ActPanama Canal construction resumesMeat ActBritish diplomats visit UCA for the first time since 1874Sanitation ActNational Work Standards ActWork Safety Standards Act1905 ElectionSecond inauguration of Fransisco UribeForeign Investment Act of 1904Modernity ActCompetitive Business ActEntertainment Guild establishedDepartment of Automobiles formedNormalization of Relations with Great BritainBritish embassy reestablishedSan Salvador Factory FireIntegration ActDepartment of Military Developments formed1907 Hauge Convention signedArgentina CrisisTax Reduction Act of 1907Historical Preservation ActFarming Fairness ActCapital Modernization Act1909 ElectionInauguration of Leonel MarcoPort-au-Prince MeetingUCA Trading Company formedExpanded Protections ActHispaniola ReunificationNew Republic of Hispaniola establishedCentral American Postal Service foundedFarming Regulations ActCoffee Regulations ActEntertainment Act75th Anniversary of the end of the Mexican-UCA WarFord Motor Company invests in UCAUribe announces he is not seeking a third termProtected Forests ActSouth Mexico rainstormsPresidency of Leonel MarcoAgadir Crisis1913 ElectionFirst inauguration of Pedro RipperdaModernityPresidency of Pedro Ripperda1917 ElectionSecond inauguration of Pedro Ripperda1921 ElectionFirst inauguration of Carlos DavilaBlack WeekWorld War IRussian RevolutionPresidency of Carlos Davila1925 Election1929 ElectionSecond inaguration of Carlos DavilaCaribbean Peace ConferencePresidency of Sebastian SantiagoPresidency of Vincente EduardoMinimum Wage Expansion ActWar Subsidies Act of 1894Military and Navy Access ActWar Oversight CommitteeSafe Workers' ActGenerals Staff Board renamed War and Defense StaffPublic Welfare Act of 1895Defense of Democracy ActWar Taxes Act of 1895Conscription Act of 1894"No wars will be waged in an aggressive-like fashion"
-President MontcadaFood and Water Act of 1896Caribbean-Pacific Pact CrisisAgriculture Expansion Act of 1896Revenue Act and Budget Adjustment Act of 1896Household Income ActMontcada announces reelection bidAntiwar Violence RiotsMontevideo visitJuan Uribe announces election bidEnrique Manuel announces election bidUribe denounces anarchism and violenceJuan Uribe is assassinatedManuel promises peaceThe El Dorado reports higher casualties
than the Montcada Adminstiration was reportingInauguration of Enrique ManuelManuel sends 27,000 troops to UruguayWage and Spending CutUS visitManuel opposes ending ConscriptionLast major troops sent to UruguayManuel announces reform to begin next yearLeonel Marco becomes Chairman of the Government
Oversight CommitteeWorkman's hours rollbackManuel meets with former Reyes membersReyes ActFederalization Act of 1899Riots and StrikesMunoz tells Manuel the war is being lostInvestigative Services announces
Investigation into ManuelCAAU requests scortched-earthManuel refuses scorched-earth policyManuel cuts Modernity programsNew Century SpeechManuel considers withdrawal from UruguayManuel releases edited casualty listsManuel sends 11,000 troops to UruguayForeign Affairs Secretary Yepes
travels to Brazil for peace talksReyes Guild members deny wrongdoingMexico City visitManuel announces limited conscriptionManuel orders resumption
of Naval shellingExpanded invesgiation into the Manuel AdministrationThe last 4,000 troops are sent to UruguayInvestigative Services anounces
their investigation is nearing its endThe Cortes begins criminal investigations into ManuelManuel resigns; Santiago becomes PresidentAdrian Valentino becomes Vice PresidentValentine removed; Vincente Eduardo becomes Vice PresidentSantiago resigns; Eduardo becomes PresidentEduardo orders withdrawal of all UCA forces from Uruguay50,000 troops ordered withdrawnConscription Act of 1894 repealedDemobilization Act of 1901The Cortes ends Uruguayan subsidiesFransisco Uribe announces election bidHauge Convention Treaty signedThe Cortes denies emergency support for UruguayUribe orders all remaining UCA forces to withdrawLast UCA troops enter Argentina, ending UCA involvement in UruguayUribe announces the end of the Uruguayan WarArtigas Campaign (West)Salto I (West)Paysandu I (West)Rio Negro I (West)Paysandu II (West)Salto II (West)Paysandu III (West)Rio Negro II (West)Soriano (West)Colonia (West)San Jose (West)Rivera (Central)Tacuarembo I (Central)Duranzo I (Central)Tacuarembo II (Central)Duranzo II (Central)Flores (Central)Florida (Central)Canelones (Central)Montevideo (Central)Cerro Largo (East)Treinta y Tres I (East)Rocha I (East)Treinta y Tres II (East)Rocha II (East)Lavalleja (East)Maldonado (EastCortes Elections35th Session of the CortesCortes Elections36th Session of the CortesCortes Elections37th Session of the CortesCortes Elections38th Session of the CortesCortes Elections39th Session of the CortesCortes Elections40th Session of the CortesCortes Elections41st Session of the CortesCortes Elections42nd Session of the CortesCortes Elections43rd Session of the CortesArmy ActNavy ActTrade ActTwo Year Term ActCortes corruption beginsCortes Elections1st Session of the CortesCortes ElectionsCortes Elections3rd Session of the CortesCortes Blockage CampaignCortes Elections4th Session of the CortesCortes Elections5th Session of the CortesCortes Elections6th Session of the CortesCortes Elections7th Session of the CortesCortes Elections8th Session of the CortesCortes Elections9th Session of the CortesCortes Elections10th Session of the CortesCortes Elections11th Session of the CortesCortes Elections12th Session of the CortesCortes Elections13th Session of the CortesCortes Elections14th Session of the CortesCortes Elections15th Session of the CortesCortes Elections16th Session of the Cortes17th Session of the CortesCortes ElectionsCortes Elections18th Session of the CortesCortes Elections19th Session of the CortesCortes Elections20th Session of the CortesCortes Elections21st Session of the CortesCortes Elections22nd Session of the CortesCortes Elections23rd Session of the CortesCortes Elections24th Session of the CortesCortes Elections25th Session of the CortesCortes Elections26th Session of the CortesCortes Elections27th Session of the CortesCortes Elections28th Session of the CortesThe Cortes votes to intervene in ParaguayCortes Elections29th Session of the CortesCortes Elections30th Session of the CortesCortes Elections31st Session of the CortesCortes Elections32nd Session of the CortesCortes Elections33rd Session of the CortesCortes Elections34th Session of the CortesCortes Elections44th Session of the CortesCortes Elections45th Session of the CortesCortes Elections47th Session of the Cortes48th Session of the Cortes49th Session of the CortesCortes Elections50th Session of the CortesCortes Elections51st Session of the CortesCortes Elections46th Session of the CortesCortes ElectionsBalkan WarsPanama Trade Co. collapsesWireless Telegraph Service establishedAutomobile Safety Foundation formedInfrastructure Expansion ActFarmer's ActCol. and Vez. announce the release of
Guiana, Suriname, and GuyanaReformaGuiana, Suriname, and Guyana
become IndependentItalo-Turkish WarLand Preservation ActPresident Marco announces
support for Decentralization in
MexicoPresident Marco announces
support for Decentralization in
BrazilSouth Mexico coal
mine explosionBudget ActCollapse of Revolutionary MexicoGreat Workman's StrikeCollapse of Revolutionary ArgentinaCollapse of Revolutionary BrazilWorkman's ActSecurity and Protection ActUruguay and Paraguay become IndpendentNew Republic of Mexico formedNew Argentinian Republic formedNew Republic of Brazil formedPresident Marco ends the Anti-Revolutionism
DoctrinePost Revolutionary Economy ActDevelopmental Department ExpansionHigher Interest rates announcedCaribbean-Pacific Pact
rejects Mexico's request
to joinCentral American Auto formedMilitary Budget debatesUCA declares neutralityBudget Reorganization and Tax Reform ActCentral American Motor Corp. formedDepartment of Automobiles
and Transportation formedMexico Alliance PactGuatemala City Airport expansion1916 Budget announcedFirst chemical weapons testNational Union formedGovernment wage decreaseContinuation of Normalization
with BrazilRise of Communism warningFirst bomber planeBrazilian Non-Aggression PactElection ActAlliance with ColombiaAlliance with Peru“Managua Civil War” Begins“Battle of Managua”Combination Act ExpansionRumors of speculation
begin spreading over the economyPreparation Act of 1916Cuban/Hispaniola support
for UCA troops begins
to fadeVillahermosa StandoffDeregulationCuban and Hispaniola
protests begin over UCA
troopsMilitary ModernizationDeregulation ActsPulic Welfare ActHispaniola Troop removalHispaniola-UCA Troop AgreementCuban-UCA Troop stationingHispaniola Troop withdrawal endsCuban CrisisBudget ActCaribbean-Pacific
Pact MeetingEconomic Growth and
Tax reform ActEmergency Caribbean-
Pacific Pact meetingTrade ActWithdrawal of
UCA Troops
from CubaWar of the RepublicsCaribbean-Pacific
Pact MeetingCuban Republic createdPresident Davila begins
building a coalition of
pact nationsHomefront Defense
Services ExpansionCuban Liberation
Act of 1923Cuban WarNaval and Air
CampaignCapture of ManzanilloBattle of BayamoCapture of ContramaestreCentral American Transitional
Administration is establishedCapture of San CristobalCapture of ArtemisaHumanitarian Assistance
to Cuba ActCapture of HavanaBattle of HolguinMunoz Government
quickly collapsesCuban LiberationCentral American Transitional AdministrationDomestic Growth and Continued Prosperity ActCategorization of Cuban
provinces into red, yellow,
and green zonesDissolution the Republican ArmyCuban InsurgencyCaribbean-Pacific Pact
MeetingDissolution of the
Free Cuba PartyBattle of Holguin
(Official start
of Insurgency)Pedro Abasto becomes
leader of the Cuban InsurgencyBudget Omnibus ActRoberto Yepes becomes Commanding
General of UCA forces in CubaCATA dissolves
Cuban Governing Council
takes over authority in CubaHome Owning ActTomas Melero becomes
President of CubaViolence against UCA ForcesEcuador withdraws
forces from CubaHavana BombingNueva Gerona Prison is establishedOil and Natural Gas ActPeru withdraws its
forces from CubaSantiago de Cuba is
captured by Rebel ForcesBudget Omnibus ActDevelopment Expansion ActPresident Davila announces subsidies
for the Republic of CubaMiguel Munoz is captured
by Cuban ForcesGuerrilla attacks, bombings, and violence upticks in Cuba after Munoz’s captureNational Parks Expansion ActSantiago de Cuba CeasefireMiguel Munoz is executed
for treason in CubaWar Funding Act of 1926Wide spread guerrilla attacks begin against UCA/Pact forces and Cuban forcesArmaments Industry Tax Act19 civilians are inadvertently
killed by UCA Air raidsWar Secretary Lopez resignsDomestic Appropriations ActAttacks on UCA Forces and Pact forces continueArmy Chief of Staff Oscar Sanchez resignsJuan Franco becomes the
new Commanding
General of UCA forces in CubaSecond Battle of HolguinVenezuela withdraws its
forces from CubaUCA Air forces begin a
bombing campaign of rebel positionsRebel forces launch a massive
counter attack seizing key territory
in the Holguin ProvinceBomb attacks and guerrilla
attacks in Havana spike
leading to increased UCA
casualties and civilian casualtiesOperation IX begins, the
UCA mission to capture
Pedro AbastoPresident Davila orders
over 40,000 UCA forces
to CubaEconomic Growth and
Tax Readjustment ActThe bloodiest civilian attack occursUCA Air attacks on Holguin
grow more intense on Rebel PositionsPedro Abasto is killed in a
UCA Air attack in Holguin;
Ruben Velez proclaims
himself his successorHeavy UCA Casualties in CubaRebel forces seize Camaguey and attack HavanaMartin Valle becomes
President of CubaAttacks on UCA and Cuban forces continue at high ratesColombia withdraws its
forces from CubaRebel offensive against
Cuban and UCA forcesUCA Forces begin to hand
over military operations
back to Cuban ForcesCuban forces fighting in
eastern Cuba struggle to root
out guerrilla rebelsLarge scale rebel attacks are largely over
small firefights and skirmishes between
UCA forces and Cuban forces and rebel forces continueGen. Franco is replaced by Gen. Javier PerezRuben Velez calls for more
Cubans to rise up against
the puppet governmentGuerrilla attacks increase brieflyU.S. Stock Market crashSpillover from the U.S. Stock
Market Crash hits UCAA series of bombings on UCA forces l
eads to UCA Air attacks on Rebel
positions in the westEmergency Economic Stabilization ActPresident Davila and President Valle
sign a new securityInauguration of
Eduardo CamposPresidency of Eduardo CamposPresidency of Jose AlemanPresidency of Esteban TorresEconomic Recovery ActPresident Campos announces
the withdrawal of UCA Forces
from Cuba by 1932Economic RecessionDomestic Investment ActCuban WithdrawalBanking ActHavana Conference19 UCA troops
killed in Rebel attackUCA Air attacks
in CubaStock Reform and Consumer Protection ActJob Support and Creation ActCortes elections54th CortesEconomic Security ActFurthering Economic Stability and Recovery ActEconomic Relief Act4 UCA troops killed
in Cuba by unaffiliated
Insurgent groupMajor combat operations
end in CubaContinuing Economic Recovery ActJavier Conde becomes
President of CubaHousing Assistance and Building ActRuben Velez reforms the
Free Cuba group, renaming
it the Free Cuba Militant GroupThe remaining 20,000
UCA troops in Cuba
withdrawPresident Campos announces
the end of the Cuban WarRuben Velez is killed
by Cuban ForcesThe remaining 200 UCA
forces withdraw from
CubaLiberal Party Split1933 Election1st Inauguration
of Jose AlemanHispaniola ProtestsRecession Recovery ActNew Economy ActHispaniola UnrestCuban Militant CrisisCaribbean Militant WarPublic Welfare ActSouth America
Trade AgreementEconomic Strengthening
and Security ActOperation Vigilant PeacekeeperUCA Air Attacks begin
in HispaniolaCaribbean Refuge ActPresident Aleman sends
troops and aircraft to
Hispaniola and CubaDevelopment Act1,000 UCA Air Operations
since the start of Vigilant
PeacekeeperEconomic Expansion ActWorkers' Security Act2,000 UCA Air Operations
since the start of Vigilant
PeacekeeperDevelopment and Agriculture Reform ActAntoine Philippe is killed
in a UCA air attackOperation Vigilant Peacekeeper
ends in UCA/Pact victoryVenezuela falls to fascism
with the rise of Jose FigueroaPresidential Transition ActColombia falls to fascism
with the rise of Óliver Arias1937 Election2nd Inauguration
of Jose AlemanEconomic Security ActRevenue and Spending ActPreparation ActVenezuela leaves the
Caribbean-Pacific PactColombia leaves the
Caribbean-Pacific PactChile leaves the
Caribbean Pacific PactWorld War IIFascism begins to spread
in Argentina and ChileThe Caribbean Wars end after
President Aleman states
no UCA occupationRefugee and Assistance ActFascism begins to spread
in Venezuela and ColombiaContinuing Economic Recovery ActOld Breed ActRevenue Act
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