Mexico-Guarma War

"'The war America won't teach you in a school due to how bloody and horrible it truely was.' -Jack Yutanglos, Son of General Yutanglos"The Mexican-Guarma Conflict, most commonly known as The Mexico-Guarma War (1914 - 1923) was a war that caused major political reform for the Island-State of Guarma and Major victories for Country of Mexico.

Overview
The war began on November 25th, 1914 when Guarma was found to be shooting Mexican ships and strongholds with cannons, Abraham Reyes would quickly declare a war with the idea of Guarma's sugar in his mind.

Mexico would be the stronger army as they would stop Guarma invasions on the capital of Mexico several times. There would be a ceasefire in 1920 after six years of battling due to the need of both sides to rest.

The battling began again in 1921 when Guarma General Fernando Yutanglos invaded El Presidio and took it over. Guarma held a tight spot on Mexican soil. In the same year, Hosé Dussan, The Guarma dictator would sign an agreement with the Cuban Government for help, Cuba would agree with the terms and begin sending ships to Mexico.

El Presidio would be conquered from Guarmanian Occupation in 1922 when mexican General Juán Sanchez did a risky order of sending only hundred soldiers against the fort, it would be successful as Guarma would surrender against the (now) Seventy Soldiers.

Cuba would destroy several Mexican Fleets going towards Guarma. General Yutanglos returned to Guarma's Cinco Torres and readied for Mexican Attacks.

In 1923 Mexico invaded Guarma soil and destroyed Cinco Torres in a bloody final battle. Guarma would be permantly scarred by Mexican Fleets and forced to wave a Mexican flag at the Fort after the battle. General Yutanglos and Hosé Dussan would surrender to the Mexican Government and signed the Tratado de Perdón de Torres (Torres Treaty of Forgiveness), giving Mexico 87% of Sugar Products and shares. The Cuban Government was forced to pay for and rebuild destroyed villages in Mexico.

In 1927, General Yutanglos was assassinated by a Mexican Hitman. Guarma would once again have tensions with Mexico which is still ongoing.

Guarmanian Life in Mexico Post 1923 - 1927
Guarmanian refugees in Mexico are treated poorly and like second class citizens. Guarmanians cannot speak of their home and cannot speak poorly of any Mexican people or they will be arrested for spying.

Guarma Damge
During the final battle, Mexico burned down villages and killed any Guarma citizens. Mexican flags placed in each ruin. Guarmanians call it a genocide. Jack Yutanglos says he lost his aunt and cousins during the Mexican march to Cinco Torres.

Trivia

 * As of 1951, Guarmanian Refugees left Mexico to Saint Denis.
 * Guarma suffered economically and fear Annexation of Mexico.
 * Jack Marston helped the Mexican Armies in 1914 to reconquer a port-village from Guarmanian soldiers.