This article studies the transfer of the Anfictionic Congress from Panama to Tacubaya and the diverse intents of installation of the 'American Assembly' in Mexico between 1826 and 1828. Its purposes are staggered: first, it identifies the decision-making meanings of the failure of the project and, then, it defines the analytic autonomy of the Mexican episode of Bolivar's Congress.
Panama Congreso; Tacubaya Assembly; Great Colombia; Simón Bolívar