The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, reflected on the dilemma humanity faces between two paths: one that, in his words, is marked by the “decadent imperialist culture of the West” and another that is built on a new world order.

The President described Western culture as “lost, full of drug addiction and anti-values.” In contrast, he referred to the “multipolar world of newly emerging countries, with a new society,” an awakening that in Venezuela has been called 21st Century Socialism.

In this context, President Maduro highlighted the advances of the Venezuelan educational system as an example of this new society. “We increasingly have better teaching methods, increasingly better teachers,” he said, emphasizing that education is a “permanent process” that involves the entire community.

“Education touches the school, it touches the community,” the president stated, adding, “the collective commitment to developing values.”

A tour of educational centers highlighted the priority that the people place on the Bolivarian government.

President @NicolasMaduroMoros visited the Hugo Chávez Urban Development Complex in La Guaira state this Thursday to oversee the progress of the social missions.

During a television broadcast led by President @nicolasmaduromoros, the governor of Miranda state, Elio Serrano, presided over the handover of the Tito Salas National Educational Unit (UEN) in the Baruta municipality, which was fully renovated.

President @NicolasMaduroMoros visited the Hugo Chávez Urban Development Complex in La Guaira state this Thursday to oversee the progress of the social missions.

During a television broadcast led by President @nicolasmaduromoros , Miranda state Governor Elio Serrano presided over the inauguration of the Tito Salas National Educational Unit (UEN) in the Baruta municipality, which was fully renovated.

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