The acting president Delcy Rodríguez led a Day of Integral Social Care at La Soublette, Catia La Mar, aimed to benefit more than 5,500 families of the Circuit Comunal Catia La Mar 1. This initiative is part of the social policies of the Bolivarian Government and seeks to mitigate the effects of the US military aggression on January 3.

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Rodríguez visited homes and spoke with families affected by the illegal military attack against areas in Caracas and the states of Aragua, Miranda, and La Guaira, which left more than a hundred dead between civilians and military personnel, affected medical and scientific infrastructure and hundreds of homes, in addition to resulting in the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro and the first combatant Cilia Flores.

Surrounded by residents, the acting president emphasized that “there can be no economic peace without social peace” and stressed that the government’s will is “guided by our Father Liberator, Simón Bolívar, to bring happiness to our people; to guarantee the future to our children.”

When mentioning the site where she was at the time of making the declarations, Catia La Mar, Las Casitas sector, she recalled that it “was impacted and affected by the bombing of January 3,” with “homes that were completely destroyed, 64 families” affected.

She emphasized that “these are civilian urbanizations, where people live who do not have any type of military status nor are they involved in the area of security. It is a civilian population that was hit by missiles.”

After mentioning that “we have been working for two weeks” with the governor and the National Government “recovering homes,” he said that there are people who lost their homes and “we have instructed the teams to find homes immediately to guarantee a roof for our boys and girls, most importantly, and to heal the wound of anguish left by this attack.”

He added that this is important for the affected Venezuelan population, “which still feels the impact, anguish.” “Let them know that we are going to social intervention, to health intervention, to guarantee the integrity of physical and mental health, because we know that the people were traumatized.”

At the same time, he affirmed that “we also know that the dignity of the Venezuelan people is the first shield we have to preserve our integrity as a people, territorial integrity, and national independence.”

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