Luis Urdaneta Farías (Maracaibo, October 24, 1768 — Panama, August 27, 1831) was a Venezuelan soldier and revolutionary who participated in several military campaigns of the Spanish American Wars of Independence. Initially part of the troops loyal to the Spanish Empire, he switched sides during the conflict. He participated and played a leading role in the independence of Guayaquil. He fought in several battles under the command of Marshal Antonio José de Sucre in the Southern Campaign and in the Gran Colombia–Peru War. He insurrectioned against Juan José Flores' attempted separation of the Southern District from Gran Colombia.[1]
^"Luis Urdaneta intervino en la toma de dos cuarteles españoles en gesta de 1820". El Universo. 2020-12-03.
LuisUrdaneta Farías (Maracaibo, October 24, 1768 — Panama, August 27, 1831) was a Venezuelan soldier and revolutionary who participated in several military...
New Zealand, Lithuania, France, Mexico, and Colombia. LuisUrdaneta (chairman) and Rayner Urdaneta (CEO) co-founded the company in 2014. They began with...
Rafael José Urdaneta y Farías (October 24, 1788 – August 23, 1845) was a Venezuelan General and hero of the Spanish American wars of independence. He served...
from the north. The division, under the command of Venezuelan colonels LuisUrdaneta and León de Febres-Cordero, ringleaders of the revolt in Guayaquil,...
composed of Representative José María Galdeano and Brigadier General LuisUrdaneta to deal with Riva Agüero. On 11 September, they arrived at the headquarters...
so-called División Protectora de Quito, were commanded by Colonels LuisUrdaneta and León de Febres-Cordero, while the Royalists was led by Colonel Antonio...
Guayaquil Kingdom of Spain Commanders and leaders León de Febres-Cordero LuisUrdaneta Francisco Tamariz Francisco González Strength 1,800 men 1,000 men Casualties...
ships. These were the Magdalena, the San Luis, and the Soledad. He destroyed the Magdalena and burned the San Luis by sending a dummy ship full of gunpowder...
José de Villamil and José Joaquín de Olmedo. León de Febres Cordero, LuisUrdaneta and Miguel de Letamendi, of Venezuelan origin, belonged to the Numancia...
Tufiño (Carchi) – Luis Gabriel Tufiño (1880–1962), cartographer Urbina (Tulcan) – José María Urvina Urdaneta Canton – LuisUrdaneta Farias, a Venezuelan-Ecuadorian...
Perú". Universidad de San Buenaventura Cali. "Embajador de Colombia en Perú, Luis Eladio Pérez, presentó Copias de Cartas Credenciales". Cancillería. 2012-09-14...
The Divine Word College of Urdaneta is a private Catholic educational institution of higher learning run by the Philippine Northern Province of the Society...
Gulliver Antunez Montero La Cañada de Urdaneta Municipality: Johnny Bracho Lagunillas Municipality: José Luis Bermúdez Valmore Rodríguez Municipality:...
Orlando Urdaneta (b. October 24, 1950 - Maracaibo, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan actor and television personality. He was one of the most outspoken critics...
San Agustin church and bounded by Calle Real, General Luna, Cabildo and Urdaneta streets. The other two are the Los Hidalgos, c. 1650 and Cuyugan Mansion...
the Board and President of Empresas Polar. Miguel Urdaneta Fernández, founder of SBA Airlines Luis Emilio Velutini (born 1953), businessman and investor...
by his wife Betty Urdaneta and three sons. Venezuela Presidents of Venezuela Viernes Negro Wikimedia Commons has media related to Luis Herrera Campíns....
Unexpectedly, in mid-February 2000, Chávez allies Francisco Arias Cárdenas, Jesús Urdaneta and Joel Acosta Chirinos; made a public statement giving Chávez an ultimatum...
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