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In 1826 Bolívar convened the representatives of the governments of the Great Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, [[Mexico]] and the United Provinces of Central America (the current republics of [[Costa Rica]], [[Guatemala]], [[Honduras]], [[El Salvador]] and [[Nicaragua]]) for a Congress in Panama to build a confederation of the former Spanish colonies. Although the agreements got during the meeting were unsuccessful that congress is considered a precedent of the [[Organization of American States|Organisation of American States]] (OAS).

In 1826 Bolívar convened the representatives of the governments of the Great Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, [[Mexico]] and the United Provinces of Central America (the current republics of [[Costa Rica]], [[Guatemala]], [[Honduras]], [[El Salvador]] and [[Nicaragua]]) for a Congress in Panama to build a confederation of the former Spanish colonies. Although the agreements got during the meeting were unsuccessful that congress is considered a precedent of the [[Organization of American States|Organisation of American States]] (OAS).

Bolívar is seen by many Colombians as the founder of the current ''Conservative Party'' of that nation. In fact the Colombian conservatives took the ideas of ''El Libertador'' about a unitarian republic in opposition to a federal one, the defence of religion and the support of the law as a part of their political programme in 1849. <ref>[http://partidoconservador.org/index.php?section=5] Origin of Colombian conservatism (in Spanish).</ref>   

Bolívar is seen by many Colombians as the founder of the current ''Conservative Party'' of that nation. In fact the Colombian conservatives took the ideas of ''El Libertador'' about a unitarian republic in opposition to a federal one, the defence of religion and the support of the law as a part of their political programme in 1849.<ref>[http://partidoconservador.org/index.php?section=5] Origin of Colombian conservatism (in Spanish).</ref>   

In the history of Hispanic literature Bolívar’s letters are considered as an example of good usage of Spanish  

In the history of Hispanic literature Bolívar’s letters are considered as an example of good usage of Spanish  

* A Venezuelan state (Bolívar State).

* A Venezuelan state (Bolívar State).

* The capital city of Bolívar State (Ciudad Bolívar / Bolívar City).

* The capital city of Bolívar State (Ciudad Bolívar / Bolívar City).

* The [[Colombia|Colombian]] department (province) of Bolívar (capital city: Cartagena de Indias).  

* The [[Colombia]]n department (province) of Bolívar (capital city: Cartagena de Indias).  

* The highest mountain of Venezuela (Pico Bolívar / Bolívar Pike).

* The highest mountain of Venezuela (Pico Bolívar / Bolívar Pike).

* The second highest mountain of Colombia (Monte Simón Bolívar / Mount Simón Bolívar).

* The second highest mountain of Colombia (Monte Simón Bolívar / Mount Simón Bolívar).

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