00:00Republic of Venezuela she's together with different allegations on every
00:08October the 28th at the national the National Pantheon of Venezuela reaches
00:14its anniversary consolidating itself of the sacred space with a more tall or
00:21symbolics reminds of the heroes of the independence and eminent figures who
00:27have contributed to the aggrandizements of the nation's rest eternally. Officially
00:36inaugurating the National Pantheon was in 1875 during the government of Antonio
00:44Guzmán Blanco in the space of the Old Church of the Holy Trinity in Caracas.
00:50This enclosure has witnessed in the historical evolution of the country and has served as a
01:00place of a heroic pilgrimage for the generation of Venezuelans. Affectionately known as the
01:10altar of the homeland, its premises are homes to honor both Venezuelans and foreigners whose
01:19contributions in the file of economics, cultures, arts, science, education and the defense of the
01:26national sovereignty have left an endable mark of the republic. We see here that this interpretation
01:42for the Venezuelan for the Venezuelan head of state.
01:51He stayed there until 2011 and you are invited to the sacriestate where the Libertadores
01:59are so you can come in.
02:03We can continue with this. It was the will of the Venezuelan Liberator to rest in Caracas in his beloved
02:18Venezuela.
02:25They will be to recreate a history. We can see how they are entering into the place that the Libertadores
02:36are resting.
02:40The sanctity of the San Cristi of the Roman believers was drew in many years, about 300 kilograms.
02:5579 years in here since it's a painting in the San Cristi.
03:05The recreation of the recovery were the
03:12that always accompanied him. And here is a painting
03:19that is the heroes of Penteon Arturo Michelin's painting.
03:26This is all that was made.
03:30And the tour will continue to show the place where the mortal rest of Simon Bolivar's remains.
03:44The true consecration of the building, this national anthem as a patriotic space,
03:51was fulfilled exactly one year after its inauguration on October the 28th, 1976,
03:59when the remains of the Liberator Simon Bolivar's were transferred from the Cathedral of Caracas,
04:05placed on a wooden sarcophagus with silver and gold coatings made in neo-Gothic style by French artist
04:16Emi Ljakin. This moment marked the fate of the Phantom as the eternal resting place of the most
04:24relevant figure of the South American independence. On February 11, 1976, my partner,
04:34the government of Guzman Blanco issued a decree with a list of more than 250
04:40and courageous figures who remains were to be transferred to the Pantheon, a mandate that
04:47curiously has not been fulfilled internally to this day, leaving many heroes waiting for
04:53recognition that correspond to them by law.
05:01There you see the Venezuelan head of state, Desi Rodriguez at the National Pantheon commemorating
05:09the 150 years of the transfer of the Liberator Simon Bolivar's remains to the National Pantheon
05:19Pantheon in Caracas. His will that was requested to rest in his beloved Venezuela in Caracas.
05:36Let's recall that every October 28th, the National Pantheon of Venezuela reached its anniversary of the
05:48reminds of the Venezuelan liberator Simon Bolivar, consolidating itself as a sacred space where the
05:56mortal symbolic remains of the heroes of independence and in its figures who have contributed to the
06:04aggrandizements of the nation's rest eternally. This was inaugurated in 1875 in the space of the old
06:15church of the Holy Trinity placed in Caracas and enclosures as witnesses the historical evolution of the
06:23country and serves as a place of patriotic pilgrimage for generations of Venezuelans.
06:32This is the demonstration of the Venezuelan
06:37people to the Venezuelan head of state at the doors of the Venezuela's National Pantheon where the
06:48Venezuelan governments and different ministers and delegations are paying their respects to the
06:54mortal rest of the Venezuelan liberator Simon Bolivar with the national anthem being played.
07:09The head of state this is a child of the homeland that have been
07:20showing her these performances to the Venezuelan acting president and we are this is the Venezuelan
07:31head of state. First of all I want to greetings the Caracas peoples that came here to this new
07:39rehabilitation of the National Pantheon 150 years ago though they were transferred and were to rest of
07:47the father liberator but we know that our histories know that history of us is an alive history of Simon
07:59Believer is a live history of the father of the homelands that makes us to actions and I'm really
08:12satisfied to be here today after the reconstruction of the June 24th earthquake that the Pantheon suffered.
08:24It's not only the rehabilitation but the spirit that the Venezuelans shared and build spiritually of build us as a
08:35society and peace
08:38away from hatred and violence. We love
08:44joining and we love our loved ones and friends and we love as a big Venezuelan family as we are.
09:19so thank you so much that was very much in this
09:22President of Venezuela, Delsi Rodriguez,
09:25in this important date, 150 years ago,
09:28that this national phenomenon was inaugurated.
09:31But also, 150 years ago,
09:36the mortal rest of Simón Bolívar
09:40were brought here to this place
09:43that was dispel of the old church
09:47of the Holy Trinity in Caracas.
09:53Here, there was the Venezuelan people
09:56together with the acting president of Venezuela,
10:00and she was paying her honors
10:03to the liberator of the homelands, Simón Bolívar.
