Francisco Miranda
Francisco Miranda was a Venezuelan military leader and revolutionary who played a crucial role in the early movements for independence in Latin America. Born in 1750, he became an important figure in the fight against Spanish colonial rule, advocating for the rights of the people and the establishment of democratic governance. Miranda's legacy is marked by his efforts to unite the regions of Latin America against colonial powers, and he is remembered as a precursor to the independence movements that would follow. His capture and imprisonment by Spanish authorities highlighted the challenges faced by revolutionaries of his time.
Born on Jul 28, 1750 (274 years old)
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Venezuela:
Francisco Miranda was the first commander in chief of the Venezuelan armies and the ideator of the project known as 'Gran Colombia'.
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El Salvador:
Francisco Miranda is referenced as a hero revolutionary who was imprisoned in the Carraca prison.
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