When was the EU–Central America Association Agreement signed and since when is it in force for Guatemala?

Negotiations began on 22 October 2007 (7 rounds). Signature took place in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, in 2012: MINECO's profile cites 'Jun 29, 2012' in one paragraph and 'Jul 29, 2012' in another; Spain's Ministry of the Economy records June 2012, and the OAS's SICE records the signature on Jun 29, 2012, so 29 June is backed by two external registers; EUR-Lex remains uncaptured. The European Parliament approved it on 11 December 2012. The trade pillar has applied provisionally since 1 August 2013 for Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama, since 1 October 2013 for Costa Rica and El Salvador, and since 1 December 2013 for Guatemala (Decree 2-2013 of Congress). The three pillars, trade, political and cooperation, have been in full force since May 1, 2024, after ratification by all EU member states.