Bolívar's Manifesto

Simón Bolívar's Manifesto, often referred to as the "Manifesto of Cartagena," was a political document written in 1812. In it, Bolívar expressed his vision for Latin America's independence from Spanish colonial rule. He argued for unity among the newly liberated nations and criticized the disunity and internal conflicts that threatened their progress. Bolívar emphasized the importance of a republican government based on justice and equality, advocating for an end to tyranny. His manifesto reflects his commitment to freedom and his belief that the struggles of the past should inspire a better future for the peoples of Latin America.