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in which she is named patron and they bear her name. It extends from Albert Thomas, in the capital's María
Auxiliadora neighborhood, to Hermanos Pinzón, in Villa Consuelo. Probably the only tribute that the mother of the Father of the Nation has received. In addition to other small streets of lesser
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She nurtured and supported the intellectual formation of her sons and daughters, as well as the ideas that gave rise to the birth of the
Trinitarios. He endured with fortitude the persecution and surveillance in his home, while her son remained hidden during the conspiracy process that expelled him
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inherited from her father at the service of the patriotic cause, which demonstrates the firmness of patriotic ideals and dedication to the cause.
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Manuela Jiménez supported the rise of the secret society "La
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importance, such as in the Los
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