The Bolivarian Government of Venezuela has activated new investments for recreation and educational development for the people, within the framework of the execution of projects prioritized through the National Popular Consultation.

President Nicolás Maduro led satellite broadcasts in the states of Bolívar and La Guaira, where key projects in organized communities were reopened and delivered.

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In the Piar municipality of Bolívar state, Governor Yulisbeth García led the handover of the comprehensive rehabilitation of the Santiago Mariño National Bolivarian Educational Unit (U.E.N.B.), located in the Lina Ron Commune.

“Despite the adversities and constant threats from the people of the United States, we continue to fulfill the legacy of our Eternal Commander, Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías,” stated community spokesperson Palmira Palmarez, highlighting the role of the organized people in the completion of the project. Local authorities expressed their gratitude to President Maduro and the governor for the comprehensive social welfare policies that made the project in Upata possible.

Meanwhile, in Petare, the president reopened the Naiguatá Community Circuit in La Guaira state. The Plaza Bolívar, a children’s park, several sports fields, and the Punta Care outpatient clinic were all rehabilitated.

Re-elected Governor José Alejandro Terán reported that the commune, comprised of 24 Community Councils, has completed 21 projects with the support of the “Together Everything is Possible” corporation.

“This is a commune with 24 Community Councils… it has developed some very important projects that go beyond tourism, projects that are related to improving the lives of our people,” Terán stated. For her part, community spokesperson Omaira Brito reaffirmed her support for the president: “You give us so much love, Mr. President, and we reciprocate that love with our support, with our love, 100%.”

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