Independence Declaration Day Venezuela, also known as the Signing of the Act of Independence or April 19th Day, is an annual national public holiday in Venezuela. This significant day commemorates the historic event of April 19, 1810, when Venezuela’s first republic was established, marking the beginning of the Venezuelan War of Independence. It symbolizes the courageous efforts of Venezuelans to replace Spanish colonial rule with self-governance and freedom. The day serves as a reminder of the struggles and sacrifices made by the Venezuelan people during their quest for independence, which was eventually achieved in 1823. Independence Declaration Day is celebrated with various patriotic events, including parades, ceremonies, and cultural performances, to honor the nation’s history, heritage, and sovereignty.