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    Guatemala declared independence from Spain on September 15, 1839 due to internal causes such as the decline of the colony system, economic revolution, and indigenous uprisings against oppression, high taxes, and other precursors. Key heroes of Guatemalan independence included Mariano Gálvez, Pedro Molina, and Dolores Bedoya de Molina, who helped organize celebrations on September 15. José Francisco Barrundia, José Cecilio del Valle, and Miguel de Larreinaga also played important roles in achieving independence through their writings, draftings of independence documents, and judicial/administrative positions. Spain experienced economic repercussions from losing Guatemala as a colony, including reduced trade and delays to industrialization.

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    Guatemala declared independence from Spain on September 15, 1839 due to internal causes such as the decline of the colony system, economic revolution, and indigenous uprisings against oppression, high taxes, and other precursors. Key heroes of Guatemalan independence included Mariano Gálvez, Pedro Molina, and Dolores Bedoya de Molina, who helped organize celebrations on September 15. José Francisco Barrundia, José Cecilio del Valle, and Miguel de Larreinaga also played important roles in achieving independence through their writings, draftings of independence documents, and judicial/administrative positions. Spain experienced economic repercussions from losing Guatemala as a colony, including reduced trade and delays to industrialization.

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    Presentación sobre la independencia de Guatemala realizada por alumnos del 1er año de bachillerato

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    Guatemala declared independence from Spain on September 15, 1839 due to internal causes such as the decline of the colony system, economic revolution, and indigenous uprisings against oppression, high taxes, and other precursors. Key heroes of Guatemalan independence included Mariano Gálvez, Pedro Molina, and Dolores Bedoya de Molina, who helped organize celebrations on September 15. José Francisco Barrundia, José Cecilio del Valle, and Miguel de Larreinaga also played important roles in achieving independence through their writings, draftings of independence documents, and judicial/administrative positions. Spain experienced economic repercussions from losing Guatemala as a colony, including reduced trade and delays to industrialization.

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    Guatemala declared independence from Spain on September 15, 1839 due to internal causes such as the decline of the colony system, economic revolution, and indigenous uprisings against oppression, high taxes, and other precursors. Key heroes of Guatemalan independence included Mariano Gálvez, Pedro Molina, and Dolores Bedoya de Molina, who helped organize celebrations on September 15. José Francisco Barrundia, José Cecilio del Valle, and Miguel de Larreinaga also played important roles in achieving independence through their writings, draftings of independence documents, and judicial/administrative positions. Spain experienced economic repercussions from losing Guatemala as a colony, including reduced trade and delays to industrialization.

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    Guatemalan independence

    (september 15 1839)
    Internal Causes:
    -Decline of the Colony System
    -Economic Revolution
    -Indigenous Uprising
    -Oppression
    -High Taxes
    -Precursors
    Heroes of the Independence of Guatemala

    Mariano Gálvez
    He participated in independence activities and in the drafting of the invitation to the meeting on September 15.

    Pedro Molina
    He founded the newspaper "The Constitutional Editor" in which he expressed his independence ideas, he was a
    spokesman for the popular classes.

    Dolores Bedoya de Molina


    On September 15, he played music and rockets exploded in the square to attract the people and celebrate
    independence.

    José Francisco Barrundia


    Man of liberal thoughts, he participated in the Bethlehem conspiracy, for which he was persecuted and sentenced
    to death.

    José Cecilio del Valle


    Honduran, he was editor of the newspaper "El Amigo de la Patria", he asked for consultation with other provinces
    about obtaining freedom. He drafted the act of independence.

    Miguel de Larreinaga
    Nicaraguan, he held judicial and administrative positions in the country.
    Consequences
    The economic repercussion was greater, since an important source of income for
    the public Treasury disappeared - the flows from the Indies - and trade was
    reduced, which delayed the industrialization process in Spain.

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