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Mapasingue is a
barrio (neighborhood) of the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Mapasingue was an
hacienda in the 19th century. In
November 1859,
during the...
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several thousand soldiers in
October 1859, and
negotiated the
Treaty of
Mapasingue with
General Franco in
January 1860. The
signing of the
treaty indicated...
- on
Ecuadorian territory; the
Peruvians set up camp at the
hacienda of
Mapasingue, near Guayaquil.
Castilla did this to
guarantee that
Ecuador would fulfill...
- Preto,
Minas Gerais; São
Paulo City, São
Paulo state Ecuador:
Barrio Mapasingue, Guayaquil;
Cementerio Ciudad Blanca; Galápagos Islands;
Guayaquil Cambodia:...
- with García Moreno,
Castilla met with
Franco and
signed the
Treaty of
Mapasingue,
recognizing all
disputed territories as
belonging to Peru. The expeditionary...
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ordered 5,000 of his
troops to
advance into the
Ecuadorian province of “
Mapasingue”, near Guayaquil, in
order to
force Ecuador to
accept the
Peruvians terms...
- Batallón del
Suburbio 37 Luz del
Guayas 61 Los
Sauces 14
Bellavista 38
Mapasingue 62 Simón Bolívar 15 Bolívar 39
Miraflores 63 Sopeña 16 Los
Ceibos 40 Monte...
- counterpart, Nicolás Estrada,
signed the
Treaty of
Mapasingue in
order to end the dispute. (
Mapasingue is a
location near
Guayaquil where Peruvian troops...
- of
these caudillos, Guayaquil's
Guillermo Franco,
signed the
Treaty of
Mapasingue,
ceding the
southern provinces of
Ecuador to an
occupying Peruvian army...
- (1857–1860) Peru Ecuador
Peruvian victory Subscription of the
Treaty of
Mapasingue [es]
Diplomatic imp****e
arising from Ecuador's
decision to
grant its English...
