Feline Fight for Freedom: Argentina's Revolution

In colonial Argentina, a clear divide separated society. Those born in Spain held all

power. Creoles, despite being local, were largely excluded from key political

and military positions. But news of other Latin American revolutions started to spread,

igniting a spark of hope. Whispers of independence grew louder, fueled by the

desire for self-determination. The seeds of the Argentinean Revolution had been sown, ready to blossom

into freedom.