A light-colored, rectangular marble plaque with dark engraved text is affixed to a plain, light-colored wall. Four square, metallic fasteners secure the plaque at its corners. The text on the plaque, titled "MONUMENTO HISTÓRICO NACIONAL" (declared in GACETA OFICIAL N° 25.301, CARACAS, 08 DE MARZO DE 1957), commemorates the historical event of May 6, 1816. On this date, within "this august temple" (referring to a significant building, likely a church, in Santa Ana), an assembly of expeditionaries from Haiti and the armed people of Margarita elected Simón Bolívar as Supreme Chief of the Republic and its armies, and General Santiago Mariño as his second-in-command, thereby establishing the Third Republic of Venezuela and initiating American independence. The plaque further notes that two hundred years later, on May 6, 2016, the patriotic people reaffirmed their commitment to continue the struggle for definitive liberation. It lists the names and titles of officials associated with this rededication: NICOLÁS MADURO MOROS (Constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), G/J CARLOS MATA FIGUEROA (Governor of the Bolivarian State of Nueva Esparta), PROFESORA YANNELYS PATIÑO (Mayor of Gómez Municipality), and PRESBITERO RICARDO GONZALEZ (Parish Priest). The plaque also references the "GRAN COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA PARA LA CELEBRACIÓN DE LA ERA BICENTENARIA DEL ESTADO BOLIVARIANO DE NUEVA ESPARTA (1816 / 1817 - 2016 / 2017)." The plaque is specifically located in Santa Ana del Norte, and its dedication date is stated as 06 DE MAYO DE 2016. The location is confirmed as Santa Ana del Norte, a town within the Gómez Municipality of Nueva Esparta State, Venezuela. in Santa Ana, Venezuela

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Santa Ana, Venezuela

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A light-colored, rectangular marble plaque with dark engraved text is affixed to a plain, light-colored wall. Four square, metallic fasteners secure the plaque at its corners. The text on the plaque, titled "MONUMENTO HISTÓRICO NACIONAL" (declared in GACETA OFICIAL N° 25.301, CARACAS, 08 DE MARZO DE 1957), commemorates the historical event of May 6, 1816. On this date, within "this august temple" (referring to a significant building, likely a church, in Santa Ana), an assembly of expeditionaries from Haiti and the armed people of Margarita elected Simón Bolívar as Supreme Chief of the Republic and its armies, and General Santiago Mariño as his second-in-command, thereby establishing the Third Republic of Venezuela and initiating American independence. The plaque further notes that two hundred years later, on May 6, 2016, the patriotic people reaffirmed their commitment to continue the struggle for definitive liberation. It lists the names and titles of officials associated with this rededication: NICOLÁS MADURO MOROS (Constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), G/J CARLOS MATA FIGUEROA (Governor of the Bolivarian State of Nueva Esparta), PROFESORA YANNELYS PATIÑO (Mayor of Gómez Municipality), and PRESBITERO RICARDO GONZALEZ (Parish Priest). The plaque also references the "GRAN COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA PARA LA CELEBRACIÓN DE LA ERA BICENTENARIA DEL ESTADO BOLIVARIANO DE NUEVA ESPARTA (1816 / 1817 - 2016 / 2017)." The plaque is specifically located in Santa Ana del Norte, and its dedication date is stated as 06 DE MAYO DE 2016. The location is confirmed as Santa Ana del Norte, a town within the Gómez Municipality of Nueva Esparta State, Venezuela.

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