Greater Colombia

Greater Colombia

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San Martin Mission Great War of 1862 Mexican Civil War
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OTL, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panamá have a great potential together, and they once were a single republic, currently known as Great Colombia.

This is an exploration on how that republic, then known as Colombia (today as Great Colombia to differentiate it from the current Republic of Colombia), would have survived and maximized her potential.

OTL Venezuela resigned the union in 1828, giving the rivalry between Caracas and Bogotá and triggered by the Bolivarian Constitution that Bolívar wrote for Bolivia. The POD begins in Guayaquil, in 1822. Bolivar meets San Martin and they decide to co-operate in freeing South America from the Spanish. With this support in the Peruvian campaign, Bolívar is freer to keep Colombia together and prevented from writing his Bolivarian Constitution.

This timeline is proposed by Chlewey.

POD

In a meeting held with Simón Bolivar in Guayaquil, the 26th July, 1822, San Martín manages to convince Bolívar that with his support in Chile and in the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata, the idea of a united Hispanic-America would be possible. San Martín agrees, however, in letting Bolívar free road to free the Peruvian Andes and Upper Peru.

Timeline

Colombian Important Events The San Martin Mission, 1822. The Liberation of Peru, 1823–1824. The Creation of the Republic of San Martin, 1824 The Congress of Santa Marta, 1826. The Congress of Panama, 1826. The Colombian-Mexican Caribbean Adventure, 1828. The Peruvian-Colombian War of 1828, 1828. The Liberation of the Caribbean, 1838–1839. The War of the Supremes, 1840. The Liberation of Santo Domingo, 1843.

Colombian Presidential Periods Simón Bolívar, 1819–1823 (de facto). Simón Bolívar, 1823–1829 (de jure). Francisco de Paula Santander, 1829–1835. Antonio José de Sucre, 1835–1841. Juan José Flórez, 1841–1847. Vicente Rocafuerte, 1848–1849. José Hilario López, 1849–1853. José Tadeo Monagas, 1853. José María Melo, 1853–1856. José Tadeo Monagas, 1856–1862. Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera, 1862–1868. Juan Crisóstomo Falcón, 1868–1874 Gabriel García Moreno, 1874–1880 Rafael Núñez, 1880–1886 Vicente Alfaro, 1886–1892 Antonio José Caro, 1892–1898 Miguel Uribe Uribe, 1898–1904 ... Carlos Elías Pérez, 1988–1994 Gilberto De Roux, 1994–2000 Alberto Chávez, 2000–2006

World Events The Texian Insurrection of 1836, 1836-1837 The Great War of 1862, 1862-1867 The Mexican Civil War, 1867-1876

Nations and Territories

Complete List of Nations.

Some nations that differ from OTL

• Colombia
• United States of America