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Venezuelan independecy depended of a rebolition agains the Spanish kingdom and the king Fernando VII where the provinces of nowdays Colombia, New Granada, Los Andes, Peru, Venezuela, and Patagonia fought together and created “The Great Colombia” with the leadership of “The Liberator” Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios who was the main character in this rebolition that changed the politics and the way of life of entire South America. The movie “The Liberator” do not just focus on the life and the grown of Simon Bolivar, but it also explains the beginning and the development inside the Rebolition movement focusing on the enrollment of Simon Bolivar and how he move the people in fighting for the indepensance and the …show more content…

However, Bolivar wanted to take the fight to Venezuela which was against Santander orders go beyond the border in which Bolivar gave a speech to Sanatander’s mens explaining is just a river. This point of view is one that strike me the must not just for Bolivar speech, but for the ideology that borders separating countries, separating land, separting people when in reality its nothing that really make of different but ourself been just a river, an ocean, a wall ,or a line is just something that try to divide of when we should unite and fight …show more content…

At first I didn’t understood why an Irish brigate would come and help the independence of Venezuela, but then I realize it wasn’t for Venezuela it was for the continent independence and if the Irish helped the rebolution to succed they wouldn’t had to deal with Spanish and had an alliance with the free Republic of Great Colombia and the entire South American continent which is a smart move not just because they wouldn’t have to deal with Spain, but because they would be allied with the entire continent which will be just starting to become an orginized government; therefore, will be easier for them to get resources and to open trade route in the

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