Speech in Curaçao Honors María Isabel Gómez, Forgotten Heroine of Venezuelan Independence

CURAÇAO – February 12, 2025 – A speech delivered in Curaçao on February 12 has reignited historical discussions about María Isabel Gómez, the mother of Venezuelan independence leader General Manuel Piar. The... Read more »

María Isabel Gómez Honored in Curaçao: Norberto Liendo’s 2016 Painting Unveiled at the Sociedad Bolivariana

Curaçao, February 12, 2025 – A significant chapter in the ongoing recognition of María Isabel Gómez, the mother of General Manuel Piar, was written today as artist Norberto Liendo formally presented his... Read more »

Manuel Piar and Nicolás Danies Palm: Two Paths, One Struggle Against Racism

By Tico Vos Administrator and Content Creator of www.manuelcarlospiar.com Introduction: Two Men, One Common Enemy The stories of Manuel Piar and Nicolás Danies Palm unfold in different settings—one in the battlefields of... Read more »
Rehabilitation of Manuel Carlos PIAR

Simón Bolívar’s Confession to General Pedro Briceño Méndez: Regret and the Paradox of Pardocracy

Confession to General Pedro Briceño Méndez: On November 16, 1828, Simón Bolívar wrote a letter to General Pedro Briceño Méndez in which he expressed his regret over the executions of Manuel Piar... Read more »

Beyond Bolívar: The Silenced Revolutionaries Who Fought for Real Freedom- The Invention of the term “Pardocracia”

Introduction to the grand narrative of independence. History, as written by the victors, often distorts the truth. While Simón Bolívar is celebrated as the “Liberator” of South America, the reality is far... Read more »

“Black with a White Mask”: Manuel Piar, Race, and the Betrayal of the Mantuanos

“A Black Man with a White Mask”: The Racial Betrayal of Manuel Piar Manuel Piar, one of the most brilliant military strategists of Venezuela’s independence movement, was openly nicknamed with contempt—the Mantuanos... Read more »
Manuel Carlos Piar Gómez y Lottyn: From Curaçaoan Boy to Revolutionary Hero

Erased Voices: The Hidden Contributions of Maria Isabel Gómez in the Fight for Freedom

Maria Isabel Gómez Quemp Maria Isabel Gómez, mother of the Venezuelan independence leader Manuel Piar, is an underrecognized figure in Latin American history. While her contributions to independence and abolitionist efforts were... Read more »
Bulletin: Celebrating New Contributions

Bulletin: Celebrating New Contributions

In honor of Manuel Carlos Piar’s 250th birthday, we proudly launched the website www.manuelcarlospiar.com on April 28, 2024, marking the beginning of an entire year dedicated to commemorating his legacy. As we... Read more »

Panteón Nacional Caracas 2022

Tico VosTico Vos is a professional photographer, producer, and tourism specialist. He has been documenting the History, Culture, and News of Curaçao. This site is a documentation of the history of Manuel... Read more »

Museum PIAR in Ciudad Bolivar , Venezuela

Tico VosTico Vos is a professional photographer, producer, and tourism specialist. He has been documenting the History, Culture, and News of Curaçao. This site is a documentation of the history of Manuel... Read more »