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Head of State appointed state godparents for the execution of the 1x10 of the Good Government

Nicolás Maduro, President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Presidential Press

Published at: 27/10/2025 08:33 PM

President Nicolás Maduro Moros, during program No. 95 of his program “With Maduro+” from the San Carlos Barracks in Caracas, today the Alí Primera House of Culture, emphasized that in order to maximize the joint work of the communal circuits with the 1 x10 of Good Government, he appointed the godparents of each entity in the country.

“Godparents by state allow things to work better, in a designated sense”:

  • Zulia - to the Minister of Electric Energy, Jorge Márquez
  • Yaracuy - the finance minister, Anabel Pereira
  • Trujillo - the Minister of Youth, Sergio Lotartaro
  • Táchira - the water minister Carlos Maza
  • Portuguesa - the housing minister, Raúl Paredes,
  • Sucre - Yelitze Santaella
  • Nueva Esparta - the Minister of Tourism, Leticia Gómez
  • Monagas - the minister for food, Carlos Leal Tellerías
  • Miranda - the Minister for Science and Technology, Gabriela Jiménez
  • Mérida - the Minister for Sports, Franklin Carillo
  • Lara - the Minister of Hydrocarbons, Delcy Rodríguez
  • La Guaira - the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil
  • Guyana Esequiba - the Minister of Mines and president of the CVG, Héctor Silva
  • Guárico - the Minister of Planning, Ricardo Menéndez
  • Falcón - the Minister of Fisheries, Juan Carlos Loyo
  • Delta Amacuro - the Minister of Mines and president of the CVG, Héctor Silva
  • Cojedes - the Minister for University Education, Ricardo Sánchez
  • Caracas - the Minister for the Communes, Ángel Prado
  • Apure - the Minister of National Trade, Luis Villegas
  • Anzoátegui - the Minister of Agriculture and Land, Julio César Léon Heredia
  • Carabobo - the Minister of Foreign Trade, Alex Saab Moran
  • Bolivar - the Minister of Hydrocarbons and Vice President Delcy Rodríguez
  • Aragua - the Minister for Defense, Vladimir Padrino López
  • Amazonas - the Minister for Indigenous Peoples Clara Vidal

Mazo News Team