Question

Biografia corta de Francisco de Paula Santander, que sea en ingles, y corta... unos 3 o 4 parrafos...

Answer 1

José Francisco de Paula Santander Omana (April 2, 1792, Villa del Rosario of Cúcuta, Viceroyalty of New Granada - May 6, 1840, Bogotá, Republic of New Granada) known as The Man of laws1 and organizer victory. He was Vice President of the Great Colombia in the period 1819-1827 (Executive Manager) and President of the Republic of New Granada between 1832 and 1837. It was also very important to the work of New Granada country's independence.
Their parents were Juan Agustín Colmenares Santander (who had been governor of the Province of San Faustino of the Rivers and cocoa grower in their rural possessions) and Manuela Antonia de Omana Rodriguez, both from families Creole descendants of colonial officials then arrived to New Kingdom of Granada.2

Answer 2

He was born on April 2, 1792 at Our Lady of the Rosary of Cúcuta (Colombia). Son of John Augustine Santander and Colmenares, Governor of the Province of San Faustino of the Rivers and cocoa grower, and Manuela Antonia de Omaña and Rodriguez.


He studied in Bogotá and in 1810 enlisted the Liberation Army.


He was vice president of the newly emancipated New Granada (1819-1821) and the Republic of Gran Colombia (1821). He assumed the interim executive to replace Simon Bolivar, who continued to lead the Independence Army. He played a key role in the Battle of Boyaca and was promoted to major general Bolivar.


Since 1826 began to notice his brushes with the Liberator. Santander advocated a liberal policy and wanted to keep the Constitution of 1821, while Bolivar promoted the implementation of a more conservative and centralist constitution. Accused in the assassination attempt against Bolivar (September 1828), he was banished. When Simon died, he served as president of the newly established Republic of New Granada (created after the demise of the Republic of Gran Colombia) between 1832 and 1837. His government implemented effective management and promoted public education.

Francisco de Paula Santander died on May 6, 1840 in Bogota.