Est. 1821

One People.One Dream.One Destiny.

Two centuries ago, Simón Bolívar envisioned a united South America. The borders may have changed, but the spirit of Gran Colombia lives on in every heart that beats for liberty.

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Colombia
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Venezuela
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Panamá
The Vision

A Union Forged in Fire & Freedom

In the early 19th century, while the rest of the Americas fractured into dozens of nations, one man dared to dream bigger. Simón Bolívar, the Liberator, didn't just want independence—he wanted unity.

Gran Colombia was more than a country. It was a statement. From the Caribbean coast to the peaks of the Andes, from the llanos of Venezuela to the jungles of Ecuador, diverse peoples stood together under a single flag.

"The unity of our peoples is not simply a dream of the poets; it is an inexorable decree of destiny."— Simón Bolívar

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Gran Colombia

1821 - 1831

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The Journey

A Brief History of Glory

1819

The Dream Begins

After the decisive Battle of Boyacá, Simón Bolívar begins to forge his vision of a united South America.

1821

Gran Colombia Born

The Congress of Cúcuta establishes Gran Colombia, uniting Venezuela, New Granada, and Ecuador under one flag.

1826

Continental Vision

The Congress of Panama attempts to unite all of Latin America. Bolívar's dream reaches its zenith.

1830

A Dream Deferred

Political divisions fragment the union. Bolívar dies heartbroken, but the dream never truly dies.

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