November Revolution

The November Revolution or also called the (Aponte rebellion) was an armed conflict that broke out in Cuba in 1812 against Spain when it was governed by Napoleon. It was the second revolt against the Empire since the Conspirators Rebellion. Jose Aponte Ulabarra, a black carpenter who was part of the Havana Militia was the main leader of the conflict.

November Revolution
Part of Spanish American wars of independence
Date 30 November 1812 - 11 March 1813 Location Island of Cuba
Belligerents
Cuba Viceroyalty of New Spain Saint Domingue El Salvador Captaincy General of Puerto Rico First Mexican Empire	France British Honduras England Spain Catalan volunteers
Commanders and leaders
Aniceto Iznaga Francisco de Arango Antonio Aponte Manuel Zequeria Felix Varela	Napoleon Bonaparte Ferdinand VII Miguel de la Torre Juan O'Donojú