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Minister Arreaza: “2023 will be the year of the People’s Power”

Caracas, December 16, 2022 (Press MinComunas) – Following the instructions of President Nicolas Maduro, “2023 will be the year of the People’s Power, so we are moving forward in the creation and consolidation of the government in the territory”.

The People’s Power Minister for Communes and Social Movements, Jorge Arreaza, expressed that assertion on Friday during the program “A Pulso” hosted by journalist Julio Riobó broadcast by Venezolana de Television (VTV).

“Next year, we have to ensure -from the State to the last spokesperson of the Communal Counsel- that we will work articulately to solve the most heartfelt problems of the population.”

Regarding financing, he assured that the Communes and Communal Councils have the right to receive credits for productive, socio-productive, and service projects. “We can protect the people from the Commune with the support of the Missions and Great Missions, and the articulation with the Work Committees and the government instances. We must guarantee and generate the government in the territory”.

He indicated that the Public Banks are granting credits through the Bicentenary Bank, Venezuela, and the Tesoro, “the only moral requirement demanded is that the project has a true communal planning.”

Proposals to reform laws are moving forward

The head of the communal office informed there are more than one thousand proposals to reform the People’s Power laws.

“It is not only a matter of reforming the laws but also of guaranteeing their compliance. We must correct failures and inconsistencies and guarantee more financing. We must reformulate the structure of the Commune,” he explained.

He said it is necessary to evaluate the method to create self-government, improve production relations and promote the commune economy construction.

On the other hand, the minister stressed that of the more than 3,600 existing Communes. Half of them are productive and bear fruit.

“In Caracas, for example, the Communes partnered and started sowing and producing.”

Regarding the educational aspect, Minister Arreaza considered it necessary to continue promoting, through the Bolivarian University of the Communes, the academic knowledge of the spokespersons because “there is no revolution without education.”

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