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The enforcement of the Cadiz Constitution in the province of Venezuela brought about different responses from the authorities in charge of the organisation of the territories at the end of the first republican experiment in July 1812. To analyse these responses, the kind of arguments used by the authorities in conflict, and how the deputies in Cadiz reacted to this diversity of opinions is the purpose of this article.

Military authority vs. constitutional legality. The debate on the Cadiz Constitution (Venezuela 1812-1814)