Guatemala Peace Accords

The Guatemala Peace Accords, signed in 1996, marked the end of a 36-year civil war between the government and guerrilla groups. The peace agreement aimed to address issues like human rights, social inequality, and political reform, promoting democracy and reconciliation. It included reforms to improve indigenous rights, military transparency, and justice for victims. The accords sought to build a more inclusive society by addressing underlying social tensions and preventing future conflict, laying the groundwork for ongoing peace and development in Guatemala.