The Esquipulas Accords were a series of peace agreements signed in 1987 in Esquipulas, Guatemala. They aimed to end the civil wars in several Central American countries, including Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua. The accords emphasized dialogue, reconciliation, and the importance of democratic governance, seeking to address the root causes of conflict. The agreements were facilitated by Central American leaders and supported by international organizations. They laid the groundwork for political reforms and the disarmament of rebel groups, ultimately contributing to the peace processes in the region. The Esquipulas Accords are considered a significant step towards stability in Central America.