Why attempts to create unified Central American State failed

Shit, I had no idea they tried. That would be a very interesting state. Where do you think they would stand on the world stage today?

>>1850030
Same place they stand now
Second last

>>1850024
The colonial institutions and administrative divisions set up by the Spanish weren't conducive to creating a centralized state.

>>1850061
What do you mean?

>>1850024
The Spanish colonies were all retarded and fractured up

American interventionism

>>1850030
Probably more or less on par with Mexico.

>>1850706
>it's all whiteys fault

What were the seven attempts and who made them?

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>>1850030
Depends how you define it

Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador (most of the 'country') are a big drop from Belize, Costa Rica, and Panama

I think mini Mexico>>1852370
is a good idea in ways, but not on par - it's simply not as big of a country

I think more like Colombia or Venezuela, but higher thanks to the canal

which reminds me of Gran Colombia (Colombia + Panama + Venezuela + Ecuador) - that I think could be a regional power like Mexico or Argentina, maybe higher

>>1850030
Sadly, their probably were be at same place that Mexico: all these countries have like primary production raw Materials with low international prices, i.e. fruits, coffe or cocoa.
In adition, their will remain a transit place for drugs to USA, making the country as dangerous as in real life.