Following Haitian assistance, Bolívar issued an emancipation decree in Carúpano, Venezuela, on 2 June 1816. The decree did not immediately end slavery throughout the region, but it reflected the political bargain Pétion had pressed for and the Haitian Revolution’s influence on wider anticolonial movements. Haitian aid therefore connected the defense of Haiti’s own freedom with struggles against Spanish rule and slavery elsewhere in the Americas.
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What did Charles X’s 1825 ordinance demand?
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France demanded a large indemnity in exchange for recognizing Haitian independence.
Charles X offered recognition of Haiti without demanding payment.
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The 1825 ordinance made recognition conditional on a 150-million-franc indemnity.