Episode 2 of 2
Convention of London
- When
- 31 October 1861
- Where
- London
France, Great Britain, and Spain signed the Convention of London to arrange debt payments through military intervention.
On 31 October 1861, the Convention of London was signed between France, Great Britain, and Spain. This agreement formalized plans to militarily intervene in Mexico for the purposes of arranging its debt payments, following the pretext created by Juárez's decree.
Sources
- Benito Juárez Wikipedia
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