Caracas’s cabildo removed Spanish officials and formed a new governing body, beginning the revolutionary process that led to independence. Pardo representation appeared in the municipal act, but the political transfer did not abolish slavery: the institution remained in place during the first measures of the independence movement. This distinction matters because sovereignty shifted among political authorities while enslaved people’s legal status and owners’ claims continued. The event connects the independence transition to the limits of elite republican reforms.
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