The Liberator (2013)

The Liberator focused on Bolivar-as the most outstanding leader of the Latin American independence movement in the 19th century, he led the wars of independence in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and other places from 1810 to 1830, established the Greater Columbia that United Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and other countries, and was the founder of the Republican system in South America. Bolivar went to Spain to study philosophy, history and literature, visited many places in France and Italy, and was encouraged to see with his own eyes the reforms and changes in European society after the French Revolution. In Europe, Bolivar met his teacher Rodriguez. The teacher encouraged him to take an active part in the revolution for the liberation of America and said to him, "it's time to drive the Spaniards out of America. You should do it." Bolivar immediately said to the teacher, "I am prepared to devote my life to this cause." I swear with my own humanity and life that my hand will keep hitting the enemy and my heart will not be quiet until I break the shackles of Spain that bind my country. " These vows become Bolivar's unswerving goal. From then on.