my first project by Fátima Navarro https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly en-us 2024-07-05 02:27:38 UTC 2024-07-05 02:51:57 UTC hello@padlet.com María Andrea Parado Jayo was born in the current district of Paras, province of Cangallo, on July 5, 1777. At the age of fifteen she married the businessman Mariano Bellido, with whom she had seven children. After her marriage she was known as María Parado de Bellido. fatimanavarro378 https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045846577



]]> 2024-07-05 02:41:50 UTC https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045846577 In the midst of the independence struggle, and in order to ensure the well-being of her husband and her children Tomás and Mariano who joined the patriotic ranks, María began her actions as a spy from Huamanga, sending letters that reported the movement of the royalist troops. fatimanavarro378 https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045849984 2024-07-05 02:44:14 UTC https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045849984 On March 29, 1822, the royalists intercepted a letter that María had sent to her husband. Although it was signed “Andrea”, his identity was soon discovered. By order of the Spanish general Carratalá, she was arrested on March 30 in Huamanga and, after being subjected to intense interrogations and torture to make her denounce the patriots, she remained silent. She was shot in the pampa or plaza del Arco in May 1822. fatimanavarro378 https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045851058 2024-07-05 02:44:57 UTC https://padlet.com/fatimanavarro378/eyum5xxr7g80njly/wish/3045851058