Political party realignments (Liberal and Conservative) amid Gran Colombia's dissolution (1827–1832)

1. La Cosiata challenges Bogotá’s authority

   Apr 30, 1826Labels: Jos Antonio, La Cosiata, Valencia Venezuela

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   • La Cosiata

2. Guayaquil uprising rejects centralist policies

   Apr 1, 1827Labels: Guayaquil, Southern District, Department of

   • Guayaquil uprising

3. Convention of Ocaña convenes to revise constitution

   Apr 9, 1828Labels: Convention of, Sim n, Francisco de

   • Oca a Convention

4. Convention of Ocaña collapses without settlement

   Jun 10, 1828Labels: Convention of, Centralists, Federalists

   • Oca a Convention

5. Septembrine Conspiracy attempts to kill Bolívar

   Sep 25, 1828Labels: Septembrine Conspiracy, Sim n, Francisco de

   • Septembrine plot

6. Bolívar calls the Admirable Congress

   Dec 24, 1828Labels: Admirable Congress, Sim n, Constituent assembly

   • Admirable Congress

7. Admirable Congress opens amid secession pressures

   Jan 20, 1830Labels: Admirable Congress, Sim n, Bogot

   • Admirable Congress

8. Venezuela’s Congress of Valencia begins constitutional break

   May 6, 1830Labels: Congress of, Venezuela, Jos Antonio

   • Venezuela 1830

9. Ecuador’s Quito assembly declares separation

   May 13, 1830Labels: Quito Assembly, Ecuador, Juan Jos

   • Dissolution GC
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10. Sucre assassinated, removing a unifying figure

    Jun 4, 1830Labels: Antonio Jos, Berruecos, Assassination

    • Dissolution GC

11. Venezuela promulgates constitution, ending union ties

    Sep 22, 1830Labels: Constitution of, Venezuela, National constitution

    • Venezuela 1830

12. Bolívar dies as the union’s project collapses

    Dec 17, 1830Labels: Sim n, Santa Marta, Bolivarian project

    • Dissolution GC

13. Apulo Agreement ends Urdaneta’s dictatorship

    Apr 28, 1831Labels: Apulo Agreement, Rafael Urdaneta, Domingo Caycedo

    • Dissolution GC

14. New Granada created for remaining central departments

    Oct 20, 1831Labels: New Granada, Bogot convention, Central departments

    • New Granada
    • Archontology

15. Organic Law abolishes Gran Colombia’s last legal remnants

    Nov 21, 1831Labels: Organic Law, Republic of, Nueva Granada

    • Archontology
    • Dissolution GC

16. New Granada’s 1832 constitution anchors post-union politics

    Jan 1, 1832Labels: New Granada, Constitution

    • New Granada
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