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... e Francisco frowned. He had expected an intellectual place—bright, clear, alive with scholars debating, even women or mestizos and Indians taking the initiative. But in reality, nearly everyone was criollo, Spaniards born in New Granada. No other ethnic groups were present, and the air was so clouded with smoke it was hard to breathe. Still, the political tension was unmistakable: some criollos debated about freedom, others defended monarchy, and a few even read aloud from a copy of La Gaceta de ...
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