Francisco de Miranda y la Constitución de la Primera República de Venezuela

Introduction to Francisco de Miranda, a historical figure often unknown, even to Venezuelans and others in America. Miranda was an illustrated man, an ardent defender of freedom, and had a strong sense of American identity.

Miranda's concern for being American and the distinctions from European identity. He believed in the development of American virtues and saw freedom as essential for true Americanness.

Miranda's efforts towards independence and his opposition to colonial oppression. He believed that being American meant being free from tyranny and oppression.

Miranda's vision for continental unity and integration of South America. He advocated for a unified nation, emphasizing cultural and economic ties to strengthen independence.

Miranda's ideas for a united America, focusing on political, cultural, and economic integration. He saw alliance and cooperation as essential for progress and recovery from past colonial impacts.

Miranda's dream of a free and equal Colombia, emphasizing the importance of knowledge, equality, and economic development. He aimed for a reality where all inhabitants could benefit from independence and progress.