Sworn in teams promoting the 7T in La Guaira

Published at: 28/01/2024 08:23 AM

This Friday, the men and women who make up the promoting teams for the debate on the 7 Transformations guided by President Nicolás Maduro took the oath of office.

The event held at the Peace Court, located in Playa Grande, was chaired by the state liaison of the PSUV and governor of the state of La Guaira, José Alejandro Terán; the mayor of the Vargas Municipality, José Manuel Suárez; the deputy to the National Assembly, María Gabriela Vega and the head of ZODI La Guaira, GD Jesús Rafael Villamizar Gómez.

The promotion teams are made up of members of the PSUV La Guaira, social movements and organized popular power. They will be responsible for assuming with leadership and political commitment for three weeks the arduous task of generating debates on the economic, social, political, ecological and geopolitical transformation of the country, as well as the full independence and territorial union of Venezuela.

These meetings will be held in the 11 parishes of the state, and the minimum participation of 3,500 people is estimated through 630 assemblies to analyze and review these 7 dimensions.

Governor Terán said that President Nicolás Maduro believes in the creative capacities of the Venezuelan people, a people that have historically been resilient, rebellious, irreverent and hardworking.

“The President has guided the party and all the forces of the social movements, to go to the catacombs in a process of dialogue, reflection, constructive criticism; of sincere, reliable, profound proposals, on seven issues that are fundamental to ordering the new phase of transition to socialism,” he concluded.

For Zulay Maestre, a member of the PSUV, this initiative of the President has been ideal to learn about and reflect more on the rebirth of socialism, the transformation and growth of the Venezuelan people.

“We support the President, the party and the 7T, which will be the transformations for a new socialism and consolidation by the year 2030,” he said.

LA GUAIRA GOVERNMENT PRESS