Plaza Morazán During the administration of President Rafael Zaldivar, the Salvadoran government ordered the erection of a marble statue here to commemorate the fortieth anniversary (15 March 1882) of the death of Francisco Morazán, former president of the Federal Republic of Central America. The sculpture was created by the artist Francisco Durini Vasalli originally of Tremona, Italy. The government declared 15 March as a day of national civic celebration, and Morazan's son attended the inauguration as a representative of the Government of Honduras.
plaZa morazÁn duRiNg thE adminiStRATioN of PRESidENt rafAEl ZAldivar, the sALVAdoRAN gOvernmEnt ordeRed thE ErectiOn of A MarBLE statue hEre To CommeMoratE The forTIeth anNIveRsAry (15 maRch 1882) OF tHe deATh of fRancISCo MorazÁn, formeR PResIdenT OF the fEdEral rePUblic of ceNtRAL aMEriCa. THE scULptuRe wAs crEateD bY THe aRtist FRancISCO durIni vAsALli OrigiNally oF tremoNA, italY. thE goveRnmenT dEclaReD 15 marCh As a day of NatIonal CivIc celebration, ANd MoRAzAn's soN AtteNdEd the iNauguraTiON As a REPrEsenTAtive oF The gOverNMEnt oF hOndUras.