Nicolás Maduro: Venezuela is in the best position to take a leap into the future
Photo: Presidential Press
Published at: 25/07/2024 12:49 PM
Venezuela is in the best position to make a qualitative and quantitative leap towards the future, said the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro.
During a television message, released this Thursday, the Patria candidate presented his government plan based on the Seven Transformations (7T) for the next seven years towards 2030.
In his words, he stressed that the first of the 7Q consists of modernizing the economy, building a new productive export model and achieving the complete transformation of the productive economic model.
In this regard, he stressed that after having suffered terrible financial persecution and more than 900 unilateral coercive measures, progress is being made in the construction of an economic model that invests and democratizes wealth.
“It is a model that was born of the ingenuity and original effort of all Venezuelans, of the Bolivarian project of the 21st century,” he stressed, while indicating that with this model it was possible, among other things, to overcome hyperinflation and establish a stable, solid, multi-currency exchange system to overcome the economic war.
He also highlighted that this program has laid the foundations for the creation of a healthy, real economy, with the highest growth in Latin America and the Caribbean.
“We have grown above the most optimistic forecasts. We have managed to overcome the criminal sanctions requested by the fascist extreme right and we have created a humanist proposal in the face of savage capitalism,” he stressed.
In addition, he emphasized that Venezuela is managing to produce the food that is consumed in the country. In addition, it is at the forefront in the application of science and technology for the functioning of its economy.
He also pledged to provide all necessary support to boost funding for new entrepreneurs. “I will provide the necessary support to promote 5 million new ventures between now and the year 2030,” he stressed.
Mazo News Team