BICENTENNIAL OF PANAMA by Ronald G. Escobar G.

What is the Bicentennial?

vanessawan509 — 2021-11-08 14:38:22 UTC

In Panama, the process by which this isthmus broke the colonial ties between its territory and the Spanish Empire took place between November 10 and 28, 1821. Due to our commercial nature, Panama was a colony loyal to the Spanish crown, with an active economy in the 19th century; however, the Napoleonic invasion put the Spaniards in a challenging situation in our territory.

Bicentenial of the independence of Panama from Spain

rubenchavez505 — 2021-11-08 14:39:50 UTC

Panama celebrates its independence from Spain every November 28. Central America celebrates this Wednesday the 200th anniversary of its independence. And in the video they talk about this and focus on how young people learn about the history of Panama with the bicentennial event.

How does independence happen?

emilicarrera452 — 2021-11-08 14:47:04 UTC

"By 1821, the Spanish army was defeated on the entire continent. If Panama does not declare independence, the Bolivarian army may occupy it. This is why the ruling class made the decision to declare independence and thus was able to make greater decisions. Take control of your destiny"

What happened on November 10 and 28?

cristinasolis478 — 2021-11-08 14:47:29 UTC

The bicentennial is the celebration of 200 years of celebration for an event, in this case the independence of Panama from Spain is celebrated, which took place on November 10 and 28, 1821, and this began colonial life. On November 10, the first cry was given, which brought as the culmination of independence on November 28, 1821. Panama does not celebrate independence from Spain on September 15 with the rest of the Central American continent, since Panama did not achieve independence, until November 28, and unlike the other Central American countries, Panama did not become a republic directly, but rather joined Gran Colombia.

Importance of the Bicentennial and its Conmemoration

alejandramarciaga255 — 2021-11-08 14:50:03 UTC

Celebrating the Bicentennial means remembering when we went from being an enslaved society, to being one full of free and independent citizens, a relevant event in the history of Panama, worthy of commemoration, for which the Commission for the Commemoration of the Bicentennial of Independence was created in 2020, with the objective of promoting cultural programs, carrying out activities that show the importance of the Bicentennial that, could also include young people and other citizens in the commemoration of this event, that marked a before and after in Panamanian society.

Commemoration of the bicentennial of the Independence of Panama from Spain:

carolinahuang506 — 2021-11-08 14:52:59 UTC

The commemoration of the bicentennial of the independence of Panama from Spain, was created by the current president of Panama Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, it is a commemoration in which history lovers participate, as well as people who are there to represent it and be able to create or carry out activities on the commemoration, since the objective is to be able to remember the historical events that happened and to be able to transmit it to the young Panamanians, so that they continue to instill it as it is done with them.

Rufina Alfaro

karenpoveda507 — 2021-11-08 14:55:19 UTC

One of the most important characters in this story is Rufina Alfaro, a woman from the province of Los Santos who with great courage was of great and decisive help in the independence process of the Isthmus of Panama from the Spanish Empire in 1821.

Projects and activities

virginiawu247 — 2021-11-08 14:55:44 UTC

The Bicentennial Committee has formulated more than two hundred events, which began in September of last year as a contest to create the official bicentennial logo. The winning design was designed by the artist Alberto Weand Ortiz, it represents the transition of the different flags that Panama has had since its colonization The flag of Villa Los Santos-Istmo Independencia The place where the first cry of the cries was made The white, the blue and red represent that today's country is a united and resilient country.

Independence of Panama from Spain

VinitAhir — 2021-11-08 14:56:45 UTC

Independence of Panama from Spain was accomplished through a bloodless revolt between 10 November 1821 and 28 November 1821 take the opportunity, when the Spanish governor left Panama to march on rebellious Ecuadorians, José de Fabregas push for independence. Rebels in the small town of Villa de Los Santos made the first declaration for independence and the movement quickly spread to the capital. Fearing that Spain would retake the country, the rebels quickly joined the Republic of Gran Colombia.

why Panama does not celebrate its independence from Spain on the same day as the rest of Central America?

dafnecardenas503 — 2021-11-08 15:01:41 UTC

Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica celebrate this September 15 the bicentennial of the signing of the Central American Independence Act. Panama achieves independence on November 28, 1821, later than the rest of the other Central American countries . And unlike them, it does not become a republic but becomes part of Gran Colombia, Simón Bolívar's union of nations project.

Bicentennial of Panama.

milagrocedeno504 — 2021-11-08 15:02:55 UTC

This is a process where the isthmus was indeoendizo from Spain between November 10 and 28, 1821, thus giving the end of 321 years of colonial life. This event is very important for Panamanians since Panama is a country characterized by the diversity of people united for the well-being of the country. A small curiosity is that the country of Panama does not celebrate its independence like the rest of the Central American countries and several countries celebrate it on September 15 and Panama on November 28. And unlike them, it does not become a Public Republic but part of La Gran Colombia.

article 3 of decree 125 that creates the commission

leonardoduran236 — 2021-11-08 15:04:56 UTC

Commission

Regarding article 3 of decree 125 that creates the commission

1 that this is going to organize conferences related to the 200 years of independence of Panama from Spain

2 this will promote and promote research whose main theme is the quest for independence

3 it will publish and print the works and research that are related to the bicentennial

4 grant a memory with the record of all the activities carried out in commemoration of the bicentennial of the independence of Panama from Spain

5 this will promote cultural and educational programs that highlight the importance of those made at that time

6 Organize commemorative events that highlight the importance of this date, not only for Panama but for the group of Latin American nations that participated in the emancipatory feat.

7 that the theme of the bicentennial of Panama in Spain be highlighted as the main theme in the celebration of national festivals

The Logo

emilicarrera452 — 2021-11-08 15:05:12 UTC

Created by the Panamanian Designer Alberto Weand Ortiz represents the transition of the flags from 1821, the time of the Spanish Colony, followed by the flag of the Villa de los Santos, the flag in force from 1821 to the present day in the province, ending with the tricolor that represents us as a united, resilient country, bridge of the world and heart of the universe. It has abstractions of the Isthmus of Panama and the number that we commemorate the 200, Bicentennial.

Objetives of the logo creation

kevinzhang478 — 2021-11-08 15:22:04 UTC

These objectives include the following:
-The most ambitious of the objectives of the logo of the bicentennial of the independence of Panama from Spain, was to position in the Panamanian and all residents of the country, that November 28 is the date where Panama becomes independent and ceases to be a Spanish colony.
-The second objective was to rescue the events, places and protagonists of our independence and give them their place of honor within the history of the Republic of Panama.
-The third was to generate pride and sense of patriotism, modifying the general behavior towards this date, at the educational, business, entities and others, giving it the importance it deserves.

Why did Panama become independent from Spain?

darsonsanchez964 — 2021-11-08 15:29:17 UTC

First off, the separatist movements that took place in Colonial America boosted Panamanian's desire for independence. Also, the commercial restrictions imposed by Spain and the lack of development of other types of economic activities plunged the territory into misery and poverty. Therefore Panamanias decided to become independent from Spain for having fair treatment for all the people, although soon after the separation they voluntarily joined New Granada, fearing Spain to take power over the isthmus again.