Continua la historia de nuestra revolución

Abstract

This image contains news about a period of great security, the people hailed the members who would form the supreme board of the kingdom. In the heated debates, many people highlighted its importance. A speaker revealed the mysteries of the old government and clarified the rights of the people. Herrera, with his energetic and ardent character, defended freedom. Camacho showed the depth of his genius, and Torres, brave and firm, confronted the former officials and denounced Spain's abuses towards America. Torres, prudent and dignified, decorously defended freedom, while many opposed consulting the viceroy about the installation of the junta. Pocho swore that there was nothing to fear from tyrants and proclaimed that towns are eternal. Acevedo called anyone who left the room without leaving the meeting installed a traitor. Their steadfast resistance was key to securing freedom. Don José María Carbonel, young and energetic, played a crucial role on July 20. He ran from workshop to workshop, from house to house, mobilizing people and increasing the popular mass. He attacked Iniesta's house, arrested him and then saved his life. Carbonel, with contagious energy, inflamed the fervor for freedom. Although he later committed political imprudence, his contribution on that day was vital to the cause of the country. The country must not forget the services of these individuals, especially Carbonel, whose actions helped secure freedom at that crucial moment. News in the newspaper El constitutional de Cundinamarca, No. 144, August 16, 1835.