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Battle of San Coatepeque (1822) | |||||||
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Part of the Mexican annexation of Central America | |||||||
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5,000 soldiers | 1,500 soldiers | ||||||
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The Battle of CoatepequeIt it was a confrontation between Mexican forces led by General Vicente Filisola and Salvadorans.
Battle
editThe battle occurred on December 7, Filísola took the Salvadoran city of Coatepeque. The Mexican army had 5,000 soldiers, while the Salvadoran forces had less than 1,000 and were armed only with machetes and spears.
See also
edit- Vicente Filísola
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- Central America under Mexican rule