An Address of Bolivar at the Congress of Angostura (February 15, 1819)
Narrated by Russell Stamets
- Released
- January 14, 2022
- Length
- 1 hr 14 mins
- Format
- Speech
- Publisher
- Corner Office Books
In this insightful audiobook, Bolivar revisits the key themes of the Manifesto of Cartagena and the Kingston Letter, reflecting on the challenges and lessons learned during six years of revolutionary struggle. He confronts the critical juncture facing the young nation, questioning whether it will succumb to past mistakes or embrace a pragmatic approach grounded in hard-earned experience. By acknowledging the complexities of Venezuela's diverse populace and the necessity of inclusive governance, Bolivar argues for the establishment of a tangible democracy that recognizes both the strengths and limitations of its citizens.
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