Youth of Caracas refines territorial deployment for the Popular Consultation of October 18
Press
Published at: 01/10/2026 06:10 PM
With house-to-house deployments and assemblies in the territory, organized youth from the various parishes of Caracas fine-tune details to mobilize the vote in the National Popular Consultation to be held on October 18 throughout the national territory.
The spokeswoman for the San Agustín Invicta Commune with Maduro, Wilmar Rondón, stressed that the youth structures of the San Agustín parish are deployed to promote the proposals that emerged from the grassroots.
“We are going to make a house to house, we make videos on social networks, Radio Bemba, we take care of all the communication issues to publicize the projects that are being applied for this consultation and promote the participation of the entire community,” he said.
On the other hand, Rondón stressed that young people have played an important part in the application of projects in this second popular consultation of 2026, among which the communal economy stood out as one of the areas with the greatest progress.
In this regard, he mentioned initiatives focused on productive entrepreneurship, technical training and the generation of own income, as well as experiences of socio-productive production in urban areas that include the breeding of laying birds and pigs.
El Recreo Youth
For his part, the spokesman for the socialist Amalivacan commune of the El Recreo parish highlighted the enthusiasm in the local structures of his sector, composed of two communes and four communal circuits.
“We have 24 communal councils, each with its own youth committee, which strengthens the expansion of popular power. On this occasion, the integration between condominium councils and community councils stands out, which have come together to propose unitary projects that address priority needs of the territory,” explained Vallenilla, who also pointed out that the level of community planning should serve as a reference for national public management.
Mazo News Team