The Federal Republic of Central America was a union of several Central American nations formed in 1823. Its members included present-day Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. The federation dissolved in 1841 due to political conflicts and regional tensions. Today, these countries are independent nations, each with its unique culture and identity. For more information about Honduras and its flag, visit https://flagsdb.com/north-america/hn. The federation's legacy remains significant in Central American history.