jul 5, 1821 - Venezuela Independence
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Spain let Venezuela gain autonomy on July fifth, 1830. Venezuela was colonized by Spain in 1522 regardless of opposition from indigenous people groups. It got one of the principal Spanish American provinces to proclaim freedom (in 1811), however, didn't safely build up autonomy until 1821, after the destruction of the Spanish by Simon Bolivar and his militaries in 1819, it, alongside Colombia, Ecuador, and Panama, framed the autonomous Republic of Gran. Venezuela rose out of that alliance in 1830 to turn into a free country. Venezuelan pioneers defied high expenses and an absence of self-rule. The pioneers guaranteed freedom as Napoleon attacked Spain, which undermined Spain's capacity to administer its provinces in the Americas.
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