Domingo Jiménez
Domingo Jiménez, also known as 'el coplero', was a notable figure in Costa Rica's colonial history. In 1574, he was imprisoned for opposing the oppressive regime of the governor, Anguciana de Gamboa. His resistance to tyranny led to his escape from prison, during which he famously penned a copla expressing his discontent and longing for freedom. Jiménez's actions and writings reflect the early struggles for liberty and justice in Costa Rica, contributing to the foundational narratives of the nation's quest for independence and democratic values.
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Recent news mentions
Domingo Jiménez, grandfather of Janelvi Jiménez, expressed the ongoing pain of losing his granddaughter in the tragedy.
A dos años de tragedia, realizarán el carnaval de Salcedo
Dominican Republic· 2026-02-05
Domingo Jiménez, known as 'el coplero', was imprisoned for opposing the repressive regime of Governor Anguciana de Gamboa.
¿Es banco o sala de espera?
Costa Rica· 2025-05-28
