Simón Bolívar - Caracas was retaken
Time: Friday Aug 6, 1813
Place: Caracas, Venezuela
Details: Caracas was retaken on 6 August 1813, and Bolívar was ratified as El Libertador, establishing the Second Republic of Venezuela. The following year, because of the rebellion of José Tomás Boves and the fall of the republic, Bolívar returned to New Granada, where he commanded a force for the United Provinces.
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