Francisco de Miranda landed with an expedition at La Vela de Coro, seized Fort San Pedro, and raised a tricolor flag challenging Spanish colonial rule. The expedition withdrew within days after failing to win broad local support. Its landing belongs in this history as an anticolonial intervention that left the future of slavery unresolved: independence from Spain did not itself guarantee freedom to enslaved people, and later republican authorities continued to protect slaveholding interests. This record does not attribute an abolition decree to Miranda’s landing.
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Miranda’s 1806 landing at La Vela de Coro abolished slavery.
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It challenged Spanish rule, but did not issue or implement an abolition decree.