Merchants and ranchers from Comayagua, other Honduran towns, Guatemala and El Salvador bought and appropriated the lands from the indigenous people of Eramani and founded La Esperanza, which was converted into the capital of Intibucá, when it was created in 1883.
Merchants and ranchers from Comayagua, other Honduran towns, Guatemala and El Salvador bought. Merchants and ranchers from Comayagua, other Honduran towns, Guatemala and El Salvador appropriated the lands from the indigenous people of Eramani. Merchants and ranchers from Comayagua, other Honduran towns, Guatemala and El Salvador founded La Esperanza. La Esperanza was converted into the capital of Intibucá. It was created in 1883.