- death.
Aycinena y Piñol was the son of
Vicente Aycinena, the
second marquis of
Aycinena, and was the
younger brother of
cleric Juan José de
Aycinena y Piñol...
- the
Conservative party led by
Aycinena. The rest of
Central America rejected this
system and
sought to
remove the
Aycinena family from power,
leading to...
-
Backed by the
Catholic Church,
conservatives of the
Aycinena clan led by Juan José de
Aycinena y Piñol, and
mestizo and
indigenous peasants, he dominated...
-
Mariano de
Aycinena y Piñol (16
September 1789 – 29
March 1855) was
wealthy and
influential Guatemalan merchant family and an
important conservative politician...
-
member of the
Aycinena clan,
although he did not
return to that clan any
property confiscated in 1829. In revenge, Juan José de
Aycinena y Piñol voted...
-
Manuel Francisco Pavón
Aycinena (January 30, 1798 –
April 19, 1855) was a
conservative Guatemalan politician during the
regime of
General Rafael Carrera...
- part, the
territory of Belize.
Guatemala and
Britain negotiated the Wyke-
Aycinena Treaty in 1859
regarding the
disputed area. The
treaty stated that Guatemala...
- America. Morazán
expelled Aycinena and Piñol,
Guatemalan conservative aristocrats, and most of the
members of the
Aycinena Clan that he directed, along...
- Juan José de
Aycinena y Piñol (Guatemala City, 29
August 1792 –
Guatemala City, 17
February 1865) was an
ecclesiastical and
intellectual conservative in...
-
Carrera and
marked the
decline of Morazán, and
forced the
conservative Clan
Aycinena [es]
criollos to
negotiate with
Carrera and his
revolutionary peasant supporters...
