Bolívar lived in the exile, first in [[Jamaica]] and later in [[Haiti]], between 1814 and 1816. In Haiti he gained provision of weapons given by the Haitian president Alexandre Petion. Later Bolívar returned to Venezuela and was recognized again as the main leader of the movement. | Bolívar lived in the exile, first in [[Jamaica]] and later in [[Haiti]], between 1814 and 1816. In Haiti he gained provision of weapons given by the Haitian president Alexandre Petion. Later Bolívar returned to Venezuela and was recognized again as the main leader of the movement. |