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took command of the Guatemalan army after Barrios' death and continued to fight. He attempted to keep news of Barrios' death from reaching the soldiers, but as morale fell when news spread of his death, Cruz ordered a retreat. The Salvadorans were only made aware of Barrios' death and the Guatemalan
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covered Álvarez's flanks. The town was surrounded by 9am. Barrios himself took charge of a division and attacked the entrenched Salvadoran positions. Barrios was killed in action by Salvadoran soldiers when he was shot in the heart and fell off his horse. Other reports claim that he was shot by a
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approved Barrios' declaration during a meeting on 5 March. Barrios believed the other Central American nations would join his union, but only Honduras approved of Barrios' declaration which they approved on 7 March. Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Nicaragua all denounced the declaration. Barrios
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and awaited the Guatemalan attack. At around 11am local time, the Guatemalans began an artillery bombardment of the town to weaken the Salvadoran fortifications. The artillery attack lasted until 3pm local time.
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on the afternoon of 29 March 1885. Barrios thought that the threat of force would make El Salvador submit, but he was notified that Salvadoran President
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On 28 February 1885, Barrios proclaimed himself President of Central America and that he had supreme authority over every nation of Central America. The
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Zaldívar attempted to make peace with Cruz after the battle but he rejected the peace offer. Peace was agreed upon after Zaldívar was overthrown by
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Palmer, Steven (1993). "Central American Union or Guatemalan Republic? The National Question in Liberal Guatemala, 1871-1885".
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Miller, Hubert J. (1991). "Conservative and Liberal Concordats in Nineteenth-Century Guatemala: Who Won?".
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in the process. Barrios later became President in 1873 after García Granados retired. Barrios believed in
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and wanted to recreated a Central American union with himself as President. He was inspired by the
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existed as independent nations that were no longer political entities within the
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was assembling his own army to defend against the Guatemalans.
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on 10 March in preparation to form his union by force and
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Index

Barrios' War of Reunification

Chalchuapa
El Salvador
13°59′N 89°41′W / 13.983°N 89.683°W / 13.983; -89.683
Justo Rufino Barrios
El Salvador
Guatemala
Adán Mora
Carlos Molina
Indalecio Miranda
Pedro Escalón
Felipe Barrientos
Manuel Montalvo
Justo Barrios

Adolfo V. Hall

José Víctor Zavala
Luis Molina
Camilo Álvarez
Felipe Cruz
Manuel Barillas
José Reina
Chalchuapa is located in El Salvador
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Spanish
El Salvador
Guatemala
Justo Rufino Barrios

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