Miguel Antonio Caro y el pensamiento conservador ante las independencias hispanoamericanas
During the XIX century, the polemical ideologies about conquer and colonization of America were intensified among the Latin American elites. A clear example was that of the orthodox conservative man called Miguel Antonio Caro (1843- 1909), an active member of the Nationalist �Regeneration� Party and...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Universidad de Medellín
2010
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| Source: | Opinión Jurídica: Publicación de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Medellín, ISSN 1692-2530, Vol. 9, Nº. 17, 2010, pags. 193-214 |
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During the XIX century, the polemical ideologies about conquer and colonization
of America were intensified among the Latin American elites. A clear example
was that of the orthodox conservative man called Miguel Antonio Caro (1843-
1909), an active member of the Nationalist �Regeneration� Party and executor
and main promoter of the �1886 Constitution.� His political project conceived
as missionary and patriotic was controversial. His political project intended
to keep Spanish heritage and reject independence demanded by many radical
liberals of the continent for reaching development and civilization of our
peoples. This article evaluates the main ideas Caro had before the sociopolitical
problem of Latin American independences, his passionate controversy while
defending Spain as a means for recovering Hispanic civilization in our territories.
After over 200 years of our independence, this article provides a possibility to
give a second thought about our identity and nationality, based on one of the
distinguished leaders and defenders of our Latin American thinking. |
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