Cuban Foreign Minister recalls the birth of Simon Bolivar

Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez recalled the Liberator, Simon Bolivar, in the context of the 241st anniversary of his birth.

“His thought inspires Latin American and Caribbean unity, our struggles against imperialist pretensions, and guides the Bolivarian and Chavista Revolution in Venezuela”, the top representative of the island’s diplomacy wrote on the social network X.

Venezuelan military, strategist, statesman, and politician Simón Bolívar (Caracas, 1783 – Santa Marta, 1830) is known in America as “The Liberator” due to his actions as an independence leader against the Spanish metropolis liberating the captaincies of Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia.

He stood out among his contemporaries for his talent, intelligence, will, and abnegation, qualities that he put entirely at the service of a great and noble enterprise: that of liberating and organizing many nations for civilian life.

His mortal remains rest in the National Pantheon of Venezuela.