Manuel José Arce
Manuel José Arce was a prominent figure in the Salvadoran independence movement, serving as a leader and revolutionary during a time of significant political upheaval in Central America. He was sentenced to eight years of imprisonment in Ceuta, Spain, for his participation in the fight against the Spanish Empire, illustrating the harsh penalties faced by insurgents during this era.
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El Salvador:
Manuel José Arce is mentioned as a historical figure imprisoned in Ceuta during the colonial era.
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Guatemala:
Manuel José Arce was a writer and the husband of María Mercedes Arrivillaga, who played a significant role in her theatrical career.
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El Salvador:
Manuel José Arce was sentenced to eight years in prison in Ceuta for his insurgent activities.
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