Simon Bolivar - Latin American Liberator Documentary

Spain came to South America in the 15th century and they changed the language for the entire of South America in Just in few hundred years

A highly educated liberator who overthought a tyrant only to become one himself, sounds just like toussaint louvature

Sorry that at the end you didn´t qualify Chávez´ infamous comunist "Bolivarian Repúblic of Venezuela", plundered and placed in the service of evil Cuban Fidel Castro, ending (in 2026) taken over by a drug cartel STARTED BY CHÁVEZ in asociation with the Colombian terrorist FARC.

Bolivar was far away from considering the "coloured" ppl in the Americas as equal with the whites...

Bolivar it’s not so called savior, in the last part of his life he was a ruler. And what everything for himself. Here in Colombia the real fathers of the nation are. Santander, sucre and nariño are way bigger for us. Maybe at start he had a good idea but the power consume him

He came to my ancestors town of Junin to fight a small but significant skirmish that turned the whole movement to his favor.

Civilization 7 brought me here

Simon Bolivar, nacio en Caracas. En un potrero lleno é vacas, una Gorda, una flaca y una llena de garrapatas!!!👍✌️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Viva Bolivar!

Pura mierda

JMZunzu YouTube Channel teaches how Spanish rule was beneficial for Mexico’s power while pointing out the shortcomings of the so called Win of liberation. Bolivar awe inspired by what Americans did to the British Crown seems questionable 🤨

It’s like the map wasn’t invented.

A Latino here - 2026

Who’s here because of Maduro?

who watching in Jan 2026 after Venezuela Maduro-Trump scenes

The reading voice is great, but I wish there were more pauses. It's a bit of an exhausting pace... even when I slow the playback down, it's a continuous flow of words. Still VERY interesting

12:52 Alexander Von Humboldt

Watching now, Jan 2026, learning about south american history!

18:07 Harry Maguire

An idealist , like pedro from brasil and san martin in the south, without them the liberation of south america would take much longer

10:14 he's not even an adult and she's older than him😮

It makes me feel sad about not knowing my Latin heritage.

That is strong

SLAVERY KARMA🎉🎉🎉❤❤

Thank you for this video. A federal system would have been ungovernable.

Question, if Simon Bolivar was to see what Latin America has become, would he had fought and sacrifice his personal wealth for the independence of the numerous countries of Latin America?

Very interesting! A deeper dive is in order.

407th, 15 June 2025

Thanks , this documentary is part of my PHD research for Cultural Monarchy ( V) Latino America Thanks

Soy neutral con Bolívar, recordemos que nacio en una epoca donde el Antiguo Regimen estaba en una decadencia total y era un sistema de gobierno horrible que estaba llevandose por delante a todo el mundo. El surgimiento de ideas contrarias al Absolutismo fueron sumamente atractivas para todos, no solo Bolívar sino también San Martin, Napoleón y muchos otros personajes.
Igualmente, Inglaterra en la epoca era considerada como la nación más avanzada en temas de gobierno, administración e ideas, si bien no era una sociedad increiblemente moderna superaba a muchos otros países como Francia y (duela a quien le duela, a mi en lo particular) España. Solo hay que ver que reyes nos tocaron en esa epoca, el Cornudo Carlos IV y el cobarde y sinverguenza Fernando VII, ellos fueron la consecuencia directa del Absolutismo en España.
Bolívar y el resto era agentes ingleses? puede ser, pero sinceramente, dudo MUUUUUUUUUUCHO que el imperio español se hubiera salvado con los Borbones al frente, Fernando VII fue un rey que arruino a España mas de lo que estaba, y sus descendientes y hermanos no eran mejores, seguramente la Guerra Carlista habria sido traslada a América y sucedido una guerra civil de la misma manera.
Bolívar y el resto son resultado de su epoca.

The video not show the chilling figure of TWO BILLION EUROS, the value of the gold and silver reserves that were in the royal estates of Spain in Latin America, which England seized thanks to Simón Bolívar and San Martín. The wealth of the English empire was not gained through trade with the Indians but from the plundering of the Spanish empire after the passage of Charles IV and his son Ferdinand VII.

On August 3, 1821, San Martín assumed command and power of Peru with the title of 'Protector'. He renounced the protectorate of Peru on September 20, 1822. His government lasted, therefore, one year, one month and seventeen days.

What were the most significant acts of your government?

1. Lord Cochrane (English), the head of the fleet, seized all the funds of the Peruvian government (Treasure of the Royal Treasury), and private funds from Lima, which San Martín had kept in the Peruvian ships Jerezana, La Perla and La Luisa 'to prevent them from falling into the power of the royalist forces in case they took the city of Lima'.

Without considering justifications, explanations or excesses, we have the following: such an immense amount of funds placed in three ships were easy prey for Lord Cochrane, who immediately left for London. The same thing happened in Buenos Aires in 1806, where Beresford embarked the Treasure of the Royal Treasury (40 tons of coined gold) on the ship Narcissus bound for London. It is the same thing that happened in Potosí, where Pueyrredón assaults and destroys the Mint (August 1811), sending to Buenos Aires a million pieces of silver that the government delivers through credit instruments to British merchants, who send them to London. . In 1822 the British seized twelve tons of gold coined in Sant Fé de Bogotá (now Colombia). At the same time, the same thing is happening in Guatemala (United Central America) and Mexico.

– Dr. Julio C. González, The Hispanic American Involution

Origin: CLAMOR: San Martín, England and Peruvian gold
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He was payed by the British to do so, same as most of the "Independence" movements, British wanted to create small, weak countries to who they could impose favorable trading agreements

Its really funny how the Europeans have manipulated their colony when they looted and plundered and even after they left what they say is the truth.. Especially in South America they hunted every one o their inhabitants down and made the left overs their salves by converting them to xtianity and imposing Eupropian language on them. They come and enslave you and when the interests doesn't match between their own groups one guy Simon bolivar( head on one interest group) uses the natives to fight against the other group. You are the one who enslave you are the one who liberate ! how funny is that. South Americans are yet to be liberated from xtianity and Spanish.

It was the worst that could have happened in our region. Today, we are full of corrupt politics thanks to the guerrillero Simon Bolivar, financed by England...we would have been better like Spaniards citizens because we were SPAIN!!

VICENTE, not VINCENTE

A forgotten reason to impose Spanish officials at the end of the 18th century was to curb Creole corruption; according to Mark Burkholder's Colonial Latin America, this was the primary motivation.

Natives were only enslaved at the beginning of the colonial period and it was an illegal practice (e.g.Burholder, Colonial Latin America). But the Spanish black Legend, promoted by Anglosaxons and Dutch in particular, is very persistent. Pls note that there are barely any indians in USA whilst they are a majority in Hispanic America. Less so in Argentina, but they were massacred after the independence.

Thank you

Bolivar would be very dismayed by the condition of his homeland Venezuela today.

Am part Andea

No mention of haiti supplying Simone

Livi+Y

All these bastards were slavers that’s why I never liked them 😢

Chavez was the legitimate heir of Bolivar.Both were great patriot