Independencia 1
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- Peru's independence
- It all started in 1814when they wanted to end absolutism in Spain but could not, it should be notedthat it was the first idea of independence the deputies whoproposed these ideas went to Latin America to create the famous government boards thatreached everywhere except in Lima, since Lima was the center of the colony,therefore it was much more difficult. The Viceroy of Peru(José Abascal) upon learning of this began to destroy all the sites in whichthis idea was proclaimed however in the end therewas only one Argentina who had more troops so they could not break into thatarea.
- Here Pedro tells Camilahow the Independence of Peru happened
- And what happened next?
- Camila imagined ...
- Permission I will proceed to destroy your sillyideas HA HA HA
- To! Abascal you don'thave enough troops to enterhere
- And later?
- Then, Argentina realized that its independence would be of no use against the absolutism of all other regions. This great man we will always remember called Don José de San Martin enters, who made a plan to liberate little by little all Latin America and each viceroyalty. It first started withChile at the Battle of Maipu, and finally declared independence in Chile in 1818
- Don't worry, I have a plan. We will liberate Chile to have more troops.
- Our independenceis useless, we are alone against the world ...
- And how does itend?
- Already by 1820, the liberating current of the south made up of Argentine and Chilean soldiers handled by San Martin set sail from Chile to Paracas in Pisco, and shortly afterward they traveled again this time to Ancón south of Lima, the other part of the army stays in Pasco with General Álvarez de Arenales. Already being in Ancón, San Martín receives an invitation from Pezuela, who was the Peruvian viceroy at that time, to talk about independence, this meeting is known as the Miraflores conference, this was of no use since they did not reach an Agreement then begins his campaign through the Peruvian highlands, freeing the slaves of that area, it should be noted that he reached the Cerro de Pasco.
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