Venezuelan Independence

The withdrawal from the different democratic relationships and interests of Grand-Colombia in Venezuela, and the economic crisis linked to the lack of roads and communication means, the organized superior government prevented such a large area and the people of Venezuela He never felt a Colombian. Every country has economic and political departments that are never interested in the integration process. Britain and the United States promoted the division, and Venezuelans wish for more autonomy in their territory.

In commemoration of the 207th anniversary of the citizen demonstration at Caracas on April 19, 2017, it burned the spark of the Venezuelan flame of the Revolutionary War, and finished the Spanish colonial rule. On the same day, at least 10 years after the 2nd century, the opponents of Venezuela called "the mother of all parades" to claim liberty lost under the dictatorship of Nicolas Mazro. The aim is to go to the "Ombudsman office". Because the person in that position behaves like a defense attorney of regime than people.

When the independence war of Venezuela began, the Spaniard hired Ranelos because he did not like Criolo of independence movement. José Tomás Boves led the Ranelos army and often killed Venezuelans. After the war of more than a few years, half of the white population of Venezuela died, and in 1821 Spain became independent from Spain. Concerns about Japanese citizens and immigration groups during the Second World War urged Canadian and American governments to execute most of their ethnic Japanese in the western North America. Like most countries, many countries in the United States continue to adopt foreign phobia against other races. In a network of American civil rights groups and human rights organizations, "discrimination has penetrated every aspect of American life and extends to all groups of people with color."

After the Venezuela Revolutionary War (a part of the Spanish-American Revolutionary War), Venezuela initially acquired independence from the Spanish Empire as part of the Grand Columbia. Internal tension brought the collapse of Gran Colombia from 1830 to 31, Venezuela declared independence in 1831. During the rest of the 19th century, independent Venezuelans saw a series of tails (powerful men) fighting power. The main politicians include José Antonio Páez, Antonio Guzmán Blank and Cipriano Castro.