Treaty of Casalanza

The Treaty of Casalanza was an agreement signed in 1780 between Spain and Great Britain, concluding hostilities in the Caribbean. It primarily aimed to resolve conflicts arising from the British seizure of Spanish merchant ships. The treaty restored peace by addressing trade rights and recognizing territorial claims. As a result, both nations agreed to respect each other’s maritime interests, fostering better diplomatic relations. This treaty also reflected the broader geopolitical dynamics of the time, highlighting the interests of European powers in the Americas and their ongoing rivalry in colonial territories.