El Salvador Peace Agreement

The El Salvador Peace Agreement, signed in 1992, marked the end of a 12-year civil war between the government and leftist rebels known as the FMLN. It outlined steps to demobilize rebels, establish a new civilian police force, and ensure respect for human rights. The agreement also called for political reform, including fair elections and greater participation for diverse groups. Overall, it aimed to restore peace, promote reconciliation, and rebuild the country's institutions after years of conflict.