1822
In February 1822, Jean-Pierre Boyer annexes the Spanish part of the island (present day Dominican Republic), which a few months earlier, on November 30, 1821, had proclaimed its independence from Spain under the name of “Republica del Haiti Espanol” (Spanish Republic of Haiti), as well as declared its alliance with Colombia. The flag of the Spanish Republic of Haiti is raised in the early weeks of 1822, but the new Republic will soon be dissolved by Boyer.
