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1819 in Venezuela

Explore 8 historical events and records for Venezuela in 1819.

Historical records for Venezuela in 1819

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February

Congress of Angostura

Bolivar, Simon ยท Angostura ยท President of Venezuela ยท Government / Government of Venezuela

The Congress of Angostura opened to organize republican institutions and consider a union with New Granada.

June

Invasion of New Granada

Bolivar, Simon ยท Ciudad Bolivar ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Leaves his base with 2,500 men to liberate New Granada

August

Battle of Boyaca

Bolivar, Simon ยท Boyaca ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Enters New Granada & defeats the Spanish at Boyaca

Capture of Bogota

Bolivar, Simon ยท Bogota ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Captures Bogota

Constitution of Venezuela

Bolivar, Simon ยท Bogota ยท President of Venezuela ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Establishes the Republic of Gran Colombia with himself as President

December

Fundamental Law of Colombia

Angostura ยท Government / Government of Venezuela

The Congress of Angostura approved the Fundamental Law creating the Republic of Colombia, later called Gran Colombia.

Other events (month unknown)

President of Venezuela

Bolivar, Simon ยท President of Venezuela ยท Government / Government of Venezuela

Appointed President of the new Republic of Colombia & given almost supreme power

President of Venezuela

Bolivar, Simon ยท President of Colombia ยท Warfare / Wars of Independence

Appointed President of the new Republic of Colombia & given almost supreme power

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