In conclusion:� Hispanic American Countries evolve towards a Unification, integration, in an era of expansion and highest degree of perfection, to a greater or lesser extent, according to their own geographical location and geostrategic, geopolitical and mathematical-historical characteristics The historical process indicated in the work of Dr. Deulofeu, has been mathematically fulfilled, 50 years having already passed since the publication of his first book in Catalan.� My thesis of Paris and the book �Mathematical Historical Principles�, published in 1967, already 30 years ago, ratifies the international success and projection of the mathematics of history. In the second edition of this book (1993), the pertinent indications of events already fulfilled were made, among others: the fractionation of the U.S.S.R., the unification of Germany, the historical process of Japan, China and the United States of America.� MATHEMATICAL-HISTORICAL CYCLE MODEL OF A HISPANIC-AMERICAN COUNTRY:� VENEZUELA The Pre-Columbian stage, the Colony, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Republic, that begins in 1830 with the separation of the Great Colombia (the Constitution of December 24), make up Venezuelan History.� The 4th Republic has four defined stages or cycles: 1. General Jos� Antonio P�ez� (1831-1863), including the sub-period of the Monagas Generals. 2. General Guzm�n Blanco� (1870-1888). 3. Generals Castro and G�mez� (1899-1935). 4. Initiated on October 18, 1945. P�ez, Guzm�n Blanco, Castro, G�mez and P�rez Jim�nez- Betancourt, are the men who are the central points of their stage, each one within his political framework. In these cycles we find that, in the Presidency, there are alternating persons, who do not repeat their term.� Some transition periods between the mentioned phases, complete the historical scenario: between P�ez and Guzm�n Blanco (1863-1870), between Guzm�n Blanco and Castro-G�mez (1888-1899) and between G�mez and 10/18/1945� (Generals L�pez Contreras and Medina). Three cycles have already been fulfilled, and the 4th, initiated with P�rez Jim�nez- Betancourt, is under evolution. Gil Fortoul writes: �The date of August 29 marks the agony of the r�gime established in 1830�. Of General P�ez, Dr. Quintero states in his manifest, before leaving for Curazao: �It has been already evidenced that there is no government possible for Venezuela, while General P�ez resides in it�. Siso Mart�nez writes of Guzm�n Blanco: �He constitutes the most outstanding political personality in the second half of the XIX Century�.