A rectangular, light-colored marble commemorative plaque is mounted centrally on a plain, light-grey wall. The plaque measures approximately 60-70 cm in height and 40-50 cm in width. Dark, engraved text in Spanish covers its surface, detailing historical events and individuals. The inscription begins by identifying it as a "MONUMENTO HISTORICO NACIONAL," citing "GACETA OFICIAL, N. 25.301. CARACAS, 08 DE MARZO DE 1957." The main body of the text commemorates the event of May 6, 1816, when a constituent assembly of Haitian expeditionaries, revolutionary leadership, and the people of Margarita elected Simón Bolívar as Supreme Chief of the Republic and its armies, and General Santiago Mariño as his second, thus initiating the Third Republic of Venezuela and the independence of America. The plaque further states that "two hundred years after that historical event, Venezuela, Latin America, and the Caribbean, alongside our patriotic people, ratify the commitment to continue the struggle until achieving definitive liberation." Below this, several names and titles are listed: * "NICOLAS 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) * "PRESBITERO RICARDO GONZALEZ" (Parish Priest) It also mentions the "GRAN COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA PARA LA CELEBRACIÓN DE LA ERA BICENTENARIA DEL ESTADO BOLIVARIANO DE NUEVA ESPARTA (1816 / 1817 - 2016 / 2017)." The inscription concludes with the location and date of the plaque's installation: "SANTA ANA DEL NORTE, 06 DE MAYO DE 2016." This indicates the location as Santa Ana, which is the capital of Gómez Municipality in the State of Nueva Esparta, Venezuela. The plaque is secured to the wall by four pyramid-shaped, metallic fasteners, one visible at each corner. The marble exhibits natural veining and some minor smudges or discolorations, particularly noticeable on the lower left quadrant. The wall itself is unadorned and painted in a uniform light grey tone. The scene is illuminated by overhead or diffuse frontal lighting, casting minimal shadows. in Santa Ana, Venezuela

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Jun 7, 2026, 1:10 AM

Santa Ana, Venezuela

Short Term

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historical

commemorative

patriotic

reverent

formal

A rectangular, light-colored marble commemorative plaque is mounted centrally on a plain, light-grey wall. The plaque measures approximately 60-70 cm in height and 40-50 cm in width. Dark, engraved text in Spanish covers its surface, detailing historical events and individuals. The inscription begins by identifying it as a "MONUMENTO HISTORICO NACIONAL," citing "GACETA OFICIAL, N. 25.301. CARACAS, 08 DE MARZO DE 1957." The main body of the text commemorates the event of May 6, 1816, when a constituent assembly of Haitian expeditionaries, revolutionary leadership, and the people of Margarita elected Simón Bolívar as Supreme Chief of the Republic and its armies, and General Santiago Mariño as his second, thus initiating the Third Republic of Venezuela and the independence of America. The plaque further states that "two hundred years after that historical event, Venezuela, Latin America, and the Caribbean, alongside our patriotic people, ratify the commitment to continue the struggle until achieving definitive liberation." Below this, several names and titles are listed: * "NICOLAS 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) * "PRESBITERO RICARDO GONZALEZ" (Parish Priest) It also mentions the "GRAN COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA PARA LA CELEBRACIÓN DE LA ERA BICENTENARIA DEL ESTADO BOLIVARIANO DE NUEVA ESPARTA (1816 / 1817 - 2016 / 2017)." The inscription concludes with the location and date of the plaque's installation: "SANTA ANA DEL NORTE, 06 DE MAYO DE 2016." This indicates the location as Santa Ana, which is the capital of Gómez Municipality in the State of Nueva Esparta, Venezuela. The plaque is secured to the wall by four pyramid-shaped, metallic fasteners, one visible at each corner. The marble exhibits natural veining and some minor smudges or discolorations, particularly noticeable on the lower left quadrant. The wall itself is unadorned and painted in a uniform light grey tone. The scene is illuminated by overhead or diffuse frontal lighting, casting minimal shadows.

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9CA2A

Volume

11,550

Creator

+$0.03

Revenue

+$0.05

TVL

$2.87

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