For her part, Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez emphasized that, despite “criminal sanctions and blockades,” the Venezuelan people continue to stand firm in their struggle

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The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, led the activation of the National Room of the People’s Government System this Friday, an initiative aimed at strengthening direct communication between the people and the country’s public authorities.

During the event, the head of state reaffirmed the Venezuelan people’s determination to resist the adversities imposed by international sanctions.

“No one in Venezuela will cower or lower their gaze or their head to any empire on Earth,” declared President Maduro, in a message that reflects the Bolivarian government’s stance against external pressures.

For her part, Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez emphasized that, despite “criminal sanctions and blockades,” the Venezuelan people continue to stand firm in their struggle.

Rodríguez highlighted that the Communal Councils and policies implemented by the Bolivarian Government are fundamental tools for maintaining resistance and advancing the construction of a model of popular participation.

The National Room of the People’s Government System, inaugurated by President Maduro, aims to expand communication between communities and state institutions.

This space will address local needs and ensure greater efficiency in resolving community issues.

As part of this initiative, an inspection was carried out in the “Chávez is Reborn with Strength and Victory” Commune, located in the Antímano parish of Caracas.

There, the conditions of roads and pathways were assessed to begin necessary repairs. These actions are part of the government’s strategy to strengthen communal organization and improve the quality of life for Venezuelans.

The activation of this room represents another step in consolidating popular power, one of the fundamental pillars of the Bolivarian Revolution, which seeks to ensure the active participation of communities in decision-making and the construction of a sovereign and autonomous development model.

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