Biography mariana bracetti

Betances suggested that Bracetti knit the first flag (modeled on the Dominican Republic's flag) of the future "Republic of Puerto Rico." With the materials provided by Eduvigis Beauchamp Sterling.
Born in Añasco, Puerto Rico, in 1840; died around 1904 from aphasia; married second husband Manuel Rojas; married Santiago Labiosa.
Mariana Bracetti Cuevas was a patriot and leader of the Puerto Rico independence movement.

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Mariana Bracetti

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Conocida como «Brazo de Oro», nació el 26 de julio del 1825 en Añasco, Puerto Rico. Hija de una familia numerosa de origen corso. Su crianza se dio en la casa de sus padres Antonia Cuevas y Francisco Bracetti. En cuanto su educación, fue instruida en costura, bordado, calado, religión, gramática, geografía e historia. Tuvo tres matrimonios: primero viuda de don José Adolfo Pesante con quien tuvo tres hijos: José Adolfo, Rita y Antonia. Luego viuda en segundas nupcias con don Miguel Rojas, con quien tuvo una hija llamada María Bruna, y por último al morir estaba casada con don Santiago Laviosa, con el cual no tuvo hijos. Se casa por segunda vez con Miguel Rojas Luzardo, hacendado venezolano radicado en Puerto Rico, quien era hermano de Manuel Rojas jefe de las

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Bracetti, Mariana (1840–c. 1904)

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Mariana Bracetti
Mariana Bracetti (1825 – 1903), born in the City of Añasco, Puerto Rico was a patriotic firm believer in the independence of Puerto Rico.
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Bracetti was always willing to fight for her ideals. She was a believer in women's rights and showed it by her participation in Puerto Ricos first revolution. Her first marriage was a failure. She soon was to meet and develop a relationship with Miguel Rojas, a rich businessmen who lived in Añasco and who together with his brother Manuel owned a coffee plantation called "El Triunfo". Miguel and Manuel Rojas were great admirers of Dr. Ramon Emeterio Betances and were influenced by his ideas of independence for Puerto Rico. Mariana Bracetti married and had children with Miguel Rojas.
Mariana Bracetti then moved to the hacienda "El Triunfo" which was to become the clandestine nucleus of the revolution that would be known as El "Grito de Lares". The Rojas admiration of Betances led them to join him in the independence conspiracy.
The Rojas brothers became the leaders in Lare