Indigenous Parliamentary Bloc unifies forces in Zulia in support of the Great National Pilgrimage

Published at: 02/06/2026 10:15 PM

In a strong display of avant-garde, political unity and historical conscience, the Indigenous and Afro-Descendant Parliament of America (PIA) commemorated the first anniversary of the indigenous parliamentary elections, ratifying its unrestricted commitment to the governmental process. From the state of Zulia, the original peoples of the Western, Southern and Eastern regions consolidated a united front to formally join the second phase of the Great National Pilgrimage for a Venezuela without Sanctions and in Peace, in response to the firm call of President (E) Delcy Rodríguez.

The day, which began with a tribute to the ancestors in Plaza Bolívar in Maracaibo and continued in the Legislative Council of the State of Zulia (CLEZ), was led by the main deputies to the National Assembly (AN): Pedro Requena, Yesenia González and Arly González, together with the parliamentarian Benilda Puche and the president of CLEZ, Magdely Balbuena.

As part of the strategic lines of parliamentary territorialization, Deputy Pedro Requena, president of the (PIA - Venezuela), emphasized that the political response to the difficulties imposed by the economic blockade is the deepening of participatory and leading democracy. In this regard, he announced the promotion of an agenda that will directly articulate deputies, regional legislators and indigenous councilors with the communal bases, aimed at overcoming cultural and geographical barriers.

Finally, parliamentary authorities reported that, as part of this strategy of resistance and governance, the early installation of the Indigenous Parliamentary Bloc of the state of Zulia and the Western Region is planned. This organizational structure will be accompanied by the execution of a continuous political-legislative training plan based on original principles, with the firm purpose of protecting grassroots leadership, consolidating territorial peace and strengthening the support of indigenous peoples for the sovereign policies of the national government in the face of sanctions.

Mazo News Team