Bolivarianism

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Bolivarianism
¡Unión!
Basic Information
Aliases	Simon Bolivar Thought El Libertador The bourgeois dictator The Sun of Colombia Great statesman of the New World Gran Colombia Model Colombian Irredentism (Erroneously)
Alignment(s)	AuthUnity  to Center-AuthLeft  Nationalists  Revolutionary Nationalists
Ideological Information
Influenced by:	Abolitionism Anti-Imperialism Bonapartism Caudillismo Centralism Constitutionalism Enlightenment Thought Illiberal Democracy Indigenism Jacobinism National Liberalism Pan-Americanism Pan-Hispanism Patriotism Presidentialism Radicalism Republicanism Separatism
Influenced	Chavismo
Notable people	Simón Bolívar (1783–1830) Venezuela Antonio Guzmán Blanco (1829-1899) Venezuela Juan Vicente Gómez (1857-1935) Venezuela Marcos Pérez Jiménez (1914-2001) Venezuela Cipriano Castro (1858-1924) Venezuela Ezequiel Zamora (1817-1860) Venezuela
Notable examples	Gran Colombia (1818-1831)
Character Information
Likes	Simón Bolívar
Dislikes	Imperialism
Song	Marcha Libertadora

"Simon Bolivar is the leader of the revolution of this land. He is the leader of the social revolution, the people's revolution, the historical revolution."

Hugo Chávez

Bolivarianism is an authoritarian ideology that uses Nationalistic Patriotic, and Pan-Nationalistic ideas used predominantly in Venezuela and Colombia. It is based on the Ideas of Simon Bolivar for creating an unified Latin-American state, but in time it has added of Socialism of the 21st Century ideas, giving rise to Bolivarian socialism or Chavismo.

Beliefs

Bolivar was a follower of Classical Liberalism. Bolivar believed in Republicanism and Liberal Democracy, as he wanted to create a centralized federation of Latin American republics that was governed by a strong executive and a British-inspired constitution. Bolivar was a abolitionist, promising to abolish slavery in Latin America. He also advocated for the distribution of land to indigenous peoples.

How to Draw

The flag of Bolivarianism is based on the design of Gran Colombia. It has the same design of that historical country, there is no differences between those two flags.

Flag of Bolivarianism

1. Draw a ball.
2. Draw a tri-color flag in yellow, blue and red.
3. In the centre, draw a white oval with green laurel branches on the sides
4. Inside the white oval, draw a brown fasces with a gray axe in the centre and two yellow horns on the sides.
5. Draw in the eyes.

You're done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Yellow	#FCD116	252, 209, 22
	Blue	#003893	0, 56, 147
	Red	#CE1126	206, 17, 38
	White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255
	Green	#018A2C	1, 138, 44
	Brown	#60401A	96, 64, 26
	Gray	#CDCDCD	205, 205, 205

Relations

Friends

• Caudillismo - Glory to the Latino!
• Pan-Nationalism - Do I think of expanding my influence to South America? Probably.
• Jacobinism - I might have inspiration from his ideas...
• Chavismo - My socialist son and what I am remembered for today. Maduro is a huge disappointment
• Socialism of the 21st Century - The mother of my son.
• De Francism - Fellow South American revolutionary.

Frenemies

• Federalism - Santander, you helped us in the revolution, but you made the Gran Colombia collapse.
• Jacobitism - ¡Lo lamento! I meant him.
  • A shoud hae keepit Panama... (I should have kept Panama...)

Enemies

• Imperialism - I don't want any of you invading and taking over our country again, you imperialist pig.

Further Information

Articles

• Bolivar y Ponte by Karl Marx
• Bolivarianism: A Fanfare for the Common Man? by Old Writer
• Continuity and change in Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution by Julia Buxton
• The Implosion of the Bolivarian Revolution by Pablo Stefanoni
• Socialism is not Statism: Lessons from Bolivarian Venezuela by Giorgio Boccardo, Sebastián Caviedes, and Pablo Contreras Kallens

• Rejecting Bolivarianism: Political Power in South America by Jayia McMillam

Wikipedia

• Bolivarianism
• Simon Bolivar
• Gran Colombia
• Bolivarian Revolution
• Bolivarian propaganda

Gallery

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