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Venezuela Angostura Bolivar


** On February 15, 1819 the Liberator presented to Congress, one of the key policy components of the ideology of our America.

present to the readers and followers of relevant work on the Liberator Simon Bolivar and the speech of Angostura, the poet and journalist Daniel Saidman, we should read it contributes to enriching the history of one of the most controversial and important political world and a great visionary.
                                                                                                                       Daniel Saidman
was the Venezuela was born, the irrigated land of life that refused to slavery and were germinating free and warm in the heat of the centuries that followed. It was that Venezuela is a voice over Shift America , A candor, a hope, which brought the dress from the arena the sound damping that Angostura del Orinoco since then is home to the words that emerged in the heat of the liberation struggles. The voice still lingers in the room loomed that stands in front of the Plaza Bolivar of the city that represents the eighth star national flag.
was a February 15, 1819 when a man, young, passionate, extremely wise, giant in stature, he thundered from the depths of the deeper political parts of the time and all times.
Bolivar Simon's speech at the Congress of Angostura compared to twenty-six deputies. Words that were later published in the Correo del Orinoco, in editions 19, 20, 21 and 22 of 20 February to 13 March 1819. Long years have passed since then, and still these people nuestroamericano, the integrationist vision of the Liberator, fighting for its second and final independence.
Speaking
Bolivar fought his most passionate battle for the unity of Gran Colombia , Patria Grande that would be of service to the people and enlightened by the deepest principles. This February 1819, Bolívar was proposing a constitution for the nations that came together in the idea of \u200b\u200bintegration. Therefore, the speech to the Congress of Angostura, in five parts deals with the whole ideology of this man who by example has transcended the boundaries of time.
The introduction of Bolivar speech rocked by the comings and goings of building Republic returns the power to Congress. "I deposit in your hands the supreme command of Venezuela. August is now your duty to consecrate to happiness Republic of : in your hands the balance of our destinations, the measure of our glory sealed them the decrees to set our Freedom. " As well as confirmation that their efforts will continue in the fields of battle to sustain the independence of the Fatherland .
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A second area of \u200b\u200byour piece of oratory, Bolívar states the facts that impact the nation such times. In a critical reflection on the happenings and dangers running the newborn country. Evaluate the threat of the monarchy and the essential to strengthen a democratic system to release land and men, consciousness, dreams, and above all expectations a reality. "Loving it more useful, just as animated, and aspiring to the more perfect the separation of the English nation Venezuela has regained its independence, freedom, equality, national sovereignty. Becoming a democratic republic, outlawed the monarchy, the distinctions, nobility, the charters, privileges, declared human rights, freedom of acting, thinking, speaking and writing, "said Simon, love of the future that they were building together women and men of our America .
After outlining various forms of government, Bolívar enters the draft constitution for Venezuela who rode the back of his history and utopias that today, two hundred years later, they start become a reality.
In this third part of his speech the Liberator sizes the profile of women and men who inhabit the evergreen geography of this mineral Venezuela and contradictory. There delineates the feelings and touches, tastes, the smells, the sounds of a land that is confluence of rhythm and color. "Let us remember that our people are not European, or North American, rather is a composite of African-America, an emanation of Europe."
The speech continues with a summary that tells what has been done before. Abolition of slavery, land distribution, the institution of the order of the liberators of the vote and ratification committed to the decision of the country to death. Well as the workings of government and their powers, which must necessarily be strengthened to sustain democracy. He proposes quarter Power, Moral, one that was able to make sense of human actions, in addition to emphasizing the priority should be education as emancipatory project.
's speech Bolívar in Angostura is the realization of Bolivarian thought, so reading is always a time slot that was open and it should be. From his pen and voice that still permeates the walls of the house germinates Congress Venezuela is now a flame, a fire that illuminates the present and to come.
's Speech
"Flying through the coming ages, my imagination is set in the coming centuries, and watch from there, in awe and amazement, prosperity, splendor, the life given to this vast region, I feel overwhelmed and I think I see it now in the heart of the universe, extending along its lengthy coastline, between those oceans which nature has separated, and that our country meets with long and wide channels. (...) I can see its precious secrets of the sages who do not know how superior is the amount of light to the sum of the wealth that nature has bestowed. And I sat on the throne of freedom, holding the scepter of justice, crowned with glory, to show the majesty of the ancient world of the modern world.
Deign, Legislators receive with indulgence the profession of my political consciousness, the last wishes of my heart and fervent prayers on behalf of the people who dare to direct. Deign to give Venezuela a government of popular, eminently fair, eminently moral, that chains of oppression, anarchy and guilt. A government rule that makes innocence, humanity and peace. A government that do succeed, under the inexorable rule of law, equality and freedom. Lord, begin your duties: I have finished mine. "
Simón Bolívar

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