Joaquín Rivera facts for kids
Joaquín Rivera Bragas was an important Honduran politician and military leader. He was born on July 25, 1795, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and passed away on February 6, 1845, in Comayagua, Honduras. He served as the Head of the State of Honduras from January 7, 1833, to December 31, 1836.
Who Was Joaquín Rivera Bragas?
Joaquín Rivera Bragas was a key figure during a time when Central American countries were trying to form a united republic. He was chosen by the people to lead Honduras. His time as leader lasted for about four years, just as it was planned after he won the elections.
Leading Honduras
During his time as the Head of the State, Honduras was part of a bigger group called the Federal Republic of Central America. This republic included several countries in Central America that were trying to work together. Joaquín Rivera Bragas's main goal was to keep peace and unity within Honduras and with the other states in the Federal Republic.
His Time in Office
Joaquín Rivera Bragas had a Vice-Supreme Leader, or second-in-command, named Francisco Ferrera. Together, they worked to ensure a period of calm and cooperation. His leadership is remembered for bringing peace and helping Honduras stay united with its neighbors in the Federal Republic. This was a time when many new countries were forming, and leaders like Rivera Bragas played a big part in shaping their future.
See also
- List of presidents of Honduras
- Jose Francisco Milla Guevara
- José María Martinez Salinas
