The Story of Venezuela: Oil, Power, and Collapse — Fexingo History
In 1813, Simón Bolívar led a daring military campaign from New Granada into Venezuela, liberating the western provinces and capturing Caracas. This episode follows the Admirable Campaign step by step: Bolívar's declaration of war to the death, the brutal massacre at La Puerta, the key battles of Niquitao and Los Horcones, and the siege of Puerto Cabello. We explore how a small army of exiles and llaneros under José Félix Ribas and Rafael Urdaneta defeated Spanish forces against the odds, why Bolívar declared guerra a muerte, and how this campaign set the stage for the Second Republic of Venezuela — a republic that would last only a year before collapsing. We also examine the controversial role of deserters and the brutal reprisals on both sides, revealing the human cost of independence. #SimónBolívar #AdmirableCampaign #CampañaAdmirable #VenezuelanWarofIndependence #1813 #GuerraAMuerte #BattleofNiquitao #BattleofLosHorcones #JoséFélixRibas #RafaelUrdaneta #NewGranada #PuertoCabello #SecondRepublic #Llaneros #SouthAmerica #History #FexingoHistory #MilitaryHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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