Antonio Valero de Bernabé
Latin American liberator and military leader
Born
1790
235 years ago
Died
June 7th, 1863
162 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Venezuela
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A prominent figure in the Latin American wars of independence, contributed significantly to the liberation efforts against Spanish colonial rule. Participated in military campaigns across various regions, including Venezuela and Colombia. Played a crucial role in supporting revolutionary leaders and engaging in battles that laid the groundwork for eventual independence.
Led military campaigns in Venezuela
Supported Simon Bolívar in liberation efforts
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