Romanticism, liberalism, nationalism and the idealist socialism.ĭuarte helped to organize a secret society, “ La Trinitaria” on July 16, 1838, among whose first members were Juan Pablo Duarte, Juan Isidro Perez, Pedro Alexander Pina, Maria Ruiz, Jose Maria Serra, Benito González, Felipe Alfau and Juan Nepomuceno Ravelo, for which he took the responsibility to direct. He based his ideas on the political doctrines of the time learned in Spain. This impossibility did not come from racial differences but the cultural ways that the Dominican society was based on at that time. His philosophy is between “Dominican and the Haitians a fusion is not possible”. He was also very patriotic and he strongly disliked the presence of Haitians in the country.ĭuarte was very patriotic and began organizing the historical movement as not to accept Haitian domination. He soon became a well-known personality, attending all the important functions of the time. Juan Pablo, having such an outgoing personality, had a great social life. He started to work in his fathers business. In 1831 or 1832 Duarte returned to Santo Domingo. During his time abroad not much is known of his history. He then went to London and Paris and finally to Barcelona Spain where he had relatives. It is not known how long he spent in New York but it is thought to be some time because of his mastery of languages. He was an excellent student and loved to study so much so that his family decided, for him to excel, they needed to take him to New York. Here he studied philosophy and Roman Rights. The family went to Puerto Rico, residing there until the Spanish regained control of part of the country in the War of Reconquista in 1809.ĭuarte excelled in his school work and was taught by one of the best professors of the University of Santo Domingo, Doctor Juan Vicente Troncoso. The Duarte family fled Dominican Republic in 1801 when the Haitian troops, led by Toussaint L’Ouverture, took possession of the city. He is the son of Juan José Duarte, a Spanish retailer born in Spain, and Manuela Diez y Jiménez, a native of the El Ceibo region of the Dominican Republic. Juan Pablo Duarte y Diez was born in Santo Domingo in the barrio Santa Barbara on the street Isabel la Catolica (this modest home is now the Duarte Museum) on January 26, 1813. Born 1813 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Died 1876 in Caracas, Venezuela Parque Duarte monument dedicated to Juan Pablo Duarte. Juan Pablo Duarte y Diez “The Father of the Country” / “Padre de la patria”. Who is Duarte? | Died While Banished | First Independence Day | Restoration Day | Some Famous Quotes | Juramento de los Trinitarios / Oath of the Trinitarians | Himno a Juan Pablo Duarte / The Hymn to Juan Pablo Duarte | Interesting Facts | He was one of the most important persons who fought for his vision of making the Dominican Republic a free, strong and self-sufficient country. Juan Pablo Duarte y Diez is one of the Founding Fathers of the Dominican Republic.
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