Answer: Central American Common Market ( CACM) or in Spanish Mercado Comun Centroamericano (MCCA)
Explanation: The Central American Common Market was established in December 1960 comprising of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua and later joined by Costa Rica in July 1962 was established by the general Treaty on Central American Intergretaion with its headquaters based in Guatemala city to foster free trade and economic integration by member states.
It's was established or formed as a need for member countries to respond and cooperate with each other thereby attracting industrial capital and also diversifying their economies to promote regional trade among all member states.
