José Camilo Clemente de Torres Tenorio (November 22, 1766 – October 5, 1816) was a Neogranadine independence leader and lawyer who also served as president...

theologian, priest and guerrilla member in Colombia during the 1960s Camilo Torres Tenorio (1766–1816), political leader of Colombia's independence struggle...

Torres, Peruvian lawyer and politician Art Torres, American politician Camilo Torres Restrepo, Colombian Roman Catholic priest Camilo Torres Tenorio,...

the United Provinces of New Granada were proclaimed, headed by Camilo Torres Tenorio. The emergence of two distinct ideological currents among the patriots...

to the Junta Suprema Central located in Seville. It commissioned Camilo Torres Tenorio to draft the document known in Colombian history by the name "Memorandum...

president, Manuel Rodríguez Torices, former member of the Triumvirate, Camilo Torres Tenorio, former president, Antonio Villavicencio, former member of the Triumvirate...

Provinces of New Granada, contributed from Tunja by his political rival Camilo Torres Tenorio, in order to march south to recover Popayán and prevent Spanish...

Bernardo Álvarez 13 August 1813 12 December 1814 1 year, 121 days 8 Camilo Torres Tenorio 27 October 1812 5 October 1814 1 year, 343 days 9 Triumvirate 5...

Granada. The second was the United Provinces of New Granada, led by Camilo Torres Tenorio, which had been created as a looser Federation of Provinces. The...

Memorandum of Offenses (or Memorandum of Grievances) was drafted by Camilo Torres Tenor in his capacity as legal advisor to the Santa Fe de Bogotá cabildo...

the former viceroyalties were executed by firing squad, including Camilo Torres Tenorio, Antonio Baraya, Antonio Villavicencio, José María Carbonell, Francisco...

government minister Camilo Tiqui, Canadian politician Camilo Torres Restrepo (1929–1966), Colombian Roman Catholic priest Camilo Torres Tenorio (1766–1816),...

de Manrique and in which participated other important leaders as Camilo Torres Tenorio, Custodio García Rovira, and José Fernández Madrid, among others...

oro 140 × 70 mm   Purple Camilo Torres Tenorio Orchidaceae (Cattleya trianae), national flower of Colombia Camilo Torres Tenorio July 20, 1973 100 pesos...

1765–1815 Antonio Nariño  Colombia Cundinamarca  New Granada 1765–1823 Camilo Torres Tenorio  New Granada 1766–1816 Francisco José de Caldas  New Granada 1768–1816...

against the Spanish government in the Mexican War of Independence. Camilo Torres Tenorio, for leading the independence movement in Colombia Velupillai Prabhakaran...

February 1811. On July 19, 1810, the precursors of the independence - Camilo Torres Tenorio, José Acevedo Gómez, José Miguel Pey and Jorge Tadeo Lozano, among...

parents were José de Caldas and Vicenta Tenorio, the aunt of fellow independence hero Camilo Torres Tenorio. Like his cousin, Caldas studied in the Seminary...

and arrested the conspirators. One of these prominent creoles was Camilo Torres Tenorio who pushed for the establishment of a junta and would publish in...

strengthen the seventh art in the municipality. Francisco José de Caldas Camilo Torres Tenorio Guillermo Valencia Guillermo León Valencia Manolo Cardona, also...

of Bacatá (1955) Murillo Toro, politician and statesman (1944) Camilo Torres Tenorio, Colombian politician and founder (1910) Manuel Murillo Toro, president...

the first independence attempt from the Spanish rule in Colombia. Camilo Torres Tenorio was executed on the square in 1816. The Bolívar Square was called...

that chose to join the new nation-state of Gran Colombia. Miguel de la Torre, who had replaced Morillo as head of the army, took this to be a violation...

reconquest of New Granada in 1816, the president of the republic Camilo Torres Tenorio named Serviez commander of the army of the union and promoted him...

Calderón (born 1951) Horacio Serpa Uribe (1943–2020) Camilo Torres Tenorio (1766–1816) Guillermo Torres Barrera (died 1988) Álvaro Uribe Vélez (born 1952)...

Policarpa Salavarrieta, Simón Bolívar, Francisco de Paula Santander, Camilo Torres Tenorio and others. Between 1903 and 1904 the Department of Antioquia issued...

no one wanted to be in the way of Morillo. On March 14, 1816, Camilo Torres Tenorio resigned from the presidency. The Congress of the United Provinces...

Nariño proclaimed the United Provinces of New Granada, headed by Camilo Torres Tenorio. Despite the successes of the rebellion, the emergence of two distinct...

university. Among them: Camilo Torres Tenorio (precursor and martyr of the Independence) Francisco José de Caldas y Tenorio (precursor and martyr of...

and Calibío (1814). He called Sámano back to service and offered Camilo Torres Tenorio, in charge of the Federal Executive branch of the United Provinces...