COLOMBIA INDENPENDENCE DAY
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- when it all started
- good day gentlemen
- Good morning, Mr. Llorente, do you have a vase?
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- Of course, it is one of the most beautiful, but that is the most expensive
- Of course, but we don't want to buy it from you, would you lend it to us just for a dinner with Don Villavicencio?
- I think that is not possible
- the lawsuit
- What is Don Villavicencio worth?
- You don't want to do us a favor because we're Creoles, right?
- It was Friday, market day and the biggest crowd in the main square. At noon, Luis de Rubio approached the house of the Spaniard José González Llorente and asked to borrow a vase to decorate Antonio Villavicencio's table.
- the broken vase
- if you see now you have to pay me for being ignorant
- well you said it before, it is the most expensive
- The imminent refusal allowed the intervention of Francisco José de Caldas and Antonio Morales, who immediately alerted the people of the affront of the chapeton (as the Spaniards were called) to the American people.
- the fight
- Listening to this discussion, all the people in the square began to complain since Jose Llorente had said all that bad about the Creoles, likewise Jose Acevedo y Gomez declared himself tribune of the people, convened an open council and constituted the supreme board of the new kingdom. de granado through the act of independence signed at 6 in the afternoon on july 20, 1810 and llorente was imprisoned because they wanted to lynch him, from that day on there was a 9-year confrontation that ended on august 7, 1819 in the battle of boyaca
- Hearing this, José Llorente refused, Luis de Rubio and Antonio Morales were furious, Antonio affirmed in front of all the people in the square that Llorente had insulted the Creoles and that Don Villavicencio was good for him
- end.
- After discussions, Luis de Rubio and Antonio Molars tried to loot the vase, but Jose Llorente noticed, there was a forsake and one of them hit the vase very hard and flew away, causing the vase to break.
- Well, don't even think that we're going to pay you that.
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- COLOMBIA
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