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Honduras gained independence from Spain, but became a part of Mexico.
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Many Central American countries sign a pact to work together. This pact does not last very long.
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Honduras now has their own governmental system in place. They are no longer a part of Mexico.
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This was a four day war between Honduras and El Salvador due to border tensions. El Salvador launched an attack on July 14, 1969, but the OAS negotiated a cease-fire on July 18 that took full effect on July 20. Salvadorian troops were withdrawn in early August.
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This deadly hurricane struck Honduras in 1974 and killed around eight thousand people. The actual number is unknown.
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An investigation is launched to look into alleged Human Rights Violations. These violations were done by their military.
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The military is finally charged with human rights violations. This is one of the steps that led Honduras from military to civilian rule.
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This was the strongest storm in the 1998 hurricane season. It caused over seven thousand deaths and caused over two billion U.S. dollars in damages.
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Although not nearly as deadly as Hurricane Fifi, it killed seven people. It still cost about one hundred U.S. Dollars for repairs.
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This tropical storm killed around thirty people. It also forced tens of thousands of people from their homes.
