U.S. consul between 1878 and 1919, Eugene Plumacher, writes in his memories that people from Zulia state had a very independet spirit and that they were the most freedom-loving people of all Venezuelans.
U.S. consul between 1878 and 1919, Eugene Plumacher, writes in his memories that Guzmán Blanco felt animosity toward the people of Zulia state beacuse of their very independet spirit. According to Plumacher they were the most freedom-loving people of all Venezuelans.