Nicaragua celebrates its Independence Day on September 15, marking the country’s liberation from Spanish colonial rule in 1821. Like several other Central American countries, Nicaragua was part of the broader Central American Federation, which gained independence collectively after three centuries of Spanish governance. Initially, Nicaragua joined the newly established Mexican Empire but later became a part of the Federal Republic of Central America before achieving complete independence as a sovereign nation.
Independence Day in Nicaragua is marked by vibrant parades, traditional dances, and the display of the national flag across towns and cities. Schools and civic groups participate in events showcasing Nicaraguan pride and heritage, highlighting the nation’s cultural and historical journey.–Worldwide Events