Ejército del Libertador

The Ejército del Libertador refers to the army led by Simón Bolívar during South America's fight for independence from Spanish rule in the early 19th century. Bolívar's forces, composed of diverse groups from regions like Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, aimed to free these territories and establish independent nations. The Ejército del Libertador was known for its strategic campaigns, bold battles, and dedication to liberation, playing a pivotal role in ending colonial control and shaping the modern independence movements across northern South America.