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La laguna de Maracaibo asediada: El azote de los piratas en el Caribe (1614-1678)

Authors: Vidovic López, Jorge Fymark;

La laguna de Maracaibo asediada: El azote de los piratas en el Caribe (1614-1678)

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Este estudio reconstruye con rigor documental el ciclo de incursiones piráticas que asoló la región de Maracaibo entre 1614 y 1678. A partir del análisis de fuentes primarias y secundarias, el autor examina el impacto geopolítico, económico y social de los ataques perpetrados por figuras como Enrique de Gerard, William Jackson, L’Olonnais, Miguel el Vasco, Henry Morgan y Michel de Grammont. La obra combina una narrativa histórica precisa con reflexiones sobre la memoria colectiva, la economía de frontera y las estrategias locales de resistencia. Maracaibo emerge así no solo como víctima del corso, sino como un escenario donde se gestó una identidad lacustre resiliente frente al abandono imperial y el asedio extranjero. Este texto forma parte del programa de investigación “Maracaibo en su historia”, avalado por la Oficina del Cronista de la ciudad

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