Declaration of Independence of Argentina

The Declaration of Independence of Argentina, adopted on July 9, 1816, marked the country’s formal assertion of independence from Spain. It was a collective statement by leaders of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, emphasizing the right of the people to self-governance and sovereignty. The document outlined their desire to establish a free, independent nation, free from colonial rule and interference. It laid the foundation for Argentina’s national identity and sovereignty, inspiring future governance and nation-building efforts.