Gabino Gainza
Gabino Gainza was a key figure in the early history of Central America, serving as the captain general of the colonial government in Guatemala before becoming the first president of the newly declared federal republic following the region's independence in 1821.
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Guatemala:
Gabino Gaínza temporarily led the government after the independence of Central America.
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Honduras:
Gabino Gaínza is listed as one of the signers of the Act of Independence.
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El Salvador:
Gabino Gainza was the Political Chief who continued to govern after the proclamation of independence.
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Guatemala:
Gabino Gaínza was a representative of the crown during the period of Guatemala's independence from Spain.
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Costa Rica:
Gabino Gaínza consulted Guatemalan municipalities about the annexation to Mexico.
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Costa Rica:
Gabino Gaínza became the president of the newly formed federal republic in Central America.
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Dominican Republic:
Gabino Gainza became the president of the newly formed federal republic after independence.
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Spain:
Gabino Gainza became the president of the newly formed federal Republic of Central America.
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