The Latin American Countries wanted independence from Spain because they did not like Spanish taxes. The Spanish treated the people of Latin America like second, third, and fourth class citizens. Finally in 1810 when Napoleon invaded Spain, the Latin American countries saw that is their opportunity to rebel against Spain.
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The Mexican War of Independence sought autonomy for the North American nation from the Spanish Empire. Mexican independence was gained September the 16th of 1821.
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Mexico did not gain its independence in 1810. That was the year Father Hildalgo started its war of independence from Spain. On dieciséis de septiembre (September 16) he rang a church bell and started the war of independence, Mexican Independence Day. The date is analogous to July 4, 1776 in the United States when the Continental Congress declared its independence from England. It was a long drawn out war. By about 1821 the Spanish army had been driven out of Mexico. The president did not want it to be independent, but under the Council of the Indies. Spain made several attempts to recapture Mexico. Spain recognized the Mexican Government in 1830, but that did not prevent Spain from supporting certain generals in attempts to overthrow the government and return Mexico to Spanish rule with the winning General as the Governor of Mexico. The Spanish army waited in Cuba for such an opportunity. Juarez finally freed Mexico from all foreign occupation in 1867. Viva Cinco de Mayo. Long live May Fifth. Mexico gained their independence from Spain.
Cuban Independence.
Mexico wants freedom
Beginning about 1821 after the Mexicans gained Independence from Spain.
Mexico wants freedom
Some Basques and Catalonians want independence, not necessarily all of them, and certainly not all of them are violent about it.
in Spain Spanish and most Spanish speaking countries:"Quiero estar contigo"In Argentina's Spanish and getting common in most South American countries"Quiero estar con vos"The latter is wrong in academic Spanish, but Argentinians speak Spanish with a mixture of Italian and they're the main TV, music, fashion and such in South America, hence most Latin American countries are adopting some Argentinian language uses
Because countries Like spain either had major Civil wars or didn't want to send people to their death