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Honduran Independence Day

Honduran Independence Day is September 15.

Honduras was home to several Indigenous civilizations including Mayans of Copán. Spaniards colonized Honduras in 1524. In 1609, the region became part of the Spanish Captaincy General of Guatemala which controlled Central America from Guatemala City.

Honduran Independence Day

It commemorates the day on September 15, 1821 when a regional congress in Guatemala City signed “The Act of Independence of Central America.”

Honduras was fortunate in that it didn’t have to fight a war to become independent.

It did however, become part of the First Mexican Empire.

Federal Republic of Central America

The original Federal Republic of Central America of 1823 was based on the territory of the Captaincy General of Guatemala of New Spain which included what are now Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and the Mexican state of Chiapas.

The Republic of Honduras

The modern state of Honduras was formed in 1838.


Honduran NYC


Published September 26, 2022 ~ Updated February 5, 2024.

Filed Under: FESTIVALS, Hispanic Heritage Month, Honduran, Honduras, Travel

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