El general Justo Rufino Barrios asumio la Presidencia de Guatemala en 1873, (3) ano en que el pais se enfrento con Mexico por El Bejucal, ubicado en el Soconusco, el cual llevo a ambas naciones a considerar la posibilidad de movilizar sus tropas (Cosio 1972, 13ss) para defender el territorio que consideraban propio.
En ellas, Matias Romero, representante mexicano en Washington, y el presidente guatemalteco, Justo Rufino Barrios, jugaron un papel fundamental (Toussaint 2012, 130).
Pavimentacion rigid statue to the
justo rufino barrios sector 4 header municpal, tutuapa concepcion, san marcos.
La recuperacion del 1 de mayo en 1885, esta ligada al rescate de la figura de Juan Santamaria en medio de un contexto de oposicion al proyecto unionista del gobernante guatemalteco
Justo Rufino Barrios, asi como de la invencion y la transmision de la identidad nacional costarricense.
The project would be built at km 294 on the highway to the Atlantic, in at
Justo Rufino Barrios, opposite the Municipal Cemetery of Puerto Barrios.
Justo Rufino Barrios came to power in a coup in 1871 and worked to modernize the country and improve trade.
As he explained in an interview with Esther Allen, "I carried the research up to the United States because I found out a marvelous story about the dictator at the time that Marti was in Guatemala:
Justo Rufino Barrios, who fell in love with an eleven-year old girl, when he was about forty.
Quiza, solo Francisco Menendez se le acerca en la imaginacion popular."(66) Pero Menendez formo parte de las fuerzas de
Justo Rufino Barrios que invadieron El Salvador en 1885, hecho que para algunos debio ser imperdonable.
Such national leaders as Mexico's Porfirio Diaz, Bartolome Mitre in Argentina, and Guatemala's
Justo Rufino Barrios, he points out, saw foreign investment as the answer to their economic troubles and gave U.S.
Casi a finales de siglo hubo otro intento de proclamar la Unidad de Centroamerica, pero su promotor, el guatemalteco
Justo Rufino Barrios murio en 1885.
Woodward argues that the foundations of all succeeding governments, from the liberal dictatorship of
Justo Rufino Barrios to the present-including economic control by unified elites, the military as the Latinos' means of social mobility, and even the alienation of Indian land and labor - were all established during Carrera's regime.
Carlos Samayoa, Controller at Ferrocarriles de Guatemala (Fegua), said the urban railway consists of a first section going from Centra Norte, Zone 17, to the Central Station, and a second axis to the south, to
Justo Rufino Barrios zona 21, but the idea is to expand to the municipality of Villa Canales.
