"Women and Politics in the Emancipation Process of Venezuela" offers an in-depth analysis of the role of women in the political landscape during the Venezuelan independence movement. The book examines how women's participation in politics and civil society was conceived during this crucial historical phase. Through a gender-historical perspective, it highlights the unequal relationship between the sexes that shaped the political discourse of the revolution. The focus is on the ideals of the leading groups as well as the opinions and actions of the women who actively participated in the independence process. The work illustrates how a political thought and action emerged during this time, laying the foundations for Venezuela's political landscape that continues to resonate today. It argues that the notions of political participation and the understanding of gender roles that were shaped during this era continue to have a significant influence on Venezuelan political culture.