La convenciÃ3n de Ocaña y la dictadura de BolÃ-var examines the pivotal Ocaña Convention and BolÃ-var's subsequent dictatorship. Amenodoro Urdaneta delves into the political climate of the time, analyzing the factors that led to the convention's failure and BolÃ-var's decision to assume dictatorial powers. This historical account offers valuable insights into a crucial period in Colombian and Latin American history, exploring the complex interplay of political ideologies and personal ambitions that shaped the region's destiny.

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