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1825 in Bolivia

Explore 8 historical events and records for Bolivia in 1825.

Historical records for Bolivia in 1825

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February

Entry into La Paz

Sucre, Antonio Jose de ยท La Paz ยท Marshal ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Sucre enters La Paz after royalist authority collapses in Upper Peru.

August

Declaration of Independence

Serrano, Jose Mariano ยท Chuquisaca ยท Assembly President ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Serrano presides as the assembly declares Upper Peru independent on 6 August 1825.

Independence of Bolivia

Sucre, Jose de ยท Chuquiscana ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Presides over the congress of Chuquiscana which proclaims the independence of Boliviar

Naming of Bolivia

Bolivar, Simon ยท Chuquisaca ยท Liberator ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

The new republic is named Bolivia in honour of Simon Bolivar.

December

President of Bolivia

Sucre, Antonio Jose de ยท President of Bolivia ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Sucre begins serving as President of Bolivia under authority delegated by Bolivar.

Presidential Succession

Santa Cruz y Calahumana, Andres de ยท Chuquisaca ยท Designated Successor ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Bolivar names Santa Cruz to succeed Sucre if delegated authority becomes vacant.

Other events (month unknown)

First Presidency

Bolivar, Simon ยท Chuquisaca ยท President of Bolivia ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Bolivar becomes the first President of the newly independent Republic of Bolivia.

Government Organization

Bolivar, Simon ยท Chuquisaca ยท President of Bolivia ยท Government / Government of Bolivia

Bolivar establishes the initial executive institutions of the new republic.

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