Central American plots against Mexico in Chamorro interview
Gene Chamorro, former Chamorro ally and exiled leader, asserts documents captured by the Nicaraguan army prove Mexico's connivance with the Sacasa liberal movement. He describes a planned Central American federation under Mexican influence and details events around the 1925 Nicaraguan coup and Solórzano's resignation. The tale frames Mexico as pivotal in shifting power among Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Medaris
NEA
Wester
Panama
Nicaragua
Geneerro
Jagua
Lons
Chamorro
News
NEA Servence
Mexico
Sacasa
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Sanders
Solerzar
Chame’ro
Department of
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Columbus
Santa Maria
Savannah
trans-Atlantic I
Lake Sivenrgh
Actea
St.Johns
Marconi Renee
Houston
York
Wrouge
ITON
Rocky Point
Heves
New Yore
Jack
Scotland
Long Leland
Tampico
Angesimorro
Nicar
Walt
Gusay
Balg Jonavies
Calles
Mexica
Pete San Salvador
Vmrxies
Reptelnia Petates
Obo
America
Mt Meats
Eucho
Sulurzano
Pihice
Emileanc
Orr
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Staley Motor Company
E. Patrick St
Graham Brothers Trucks
da RS
Hudson
Eynte Ifs
Lane
Tete
Continental Building
Baltivore
Essex
D. Cromer
Esa Ani
Sherwood Bros. Inc
Baltimore