Bolivarian Government delivers toll works in the Cristóbal Rojas de Miranda municipality

Published at: 03/08/2026 10:20 AM

The Bolivarian Government, through the mayor's office of the Cristóbal Rojas municipality, inaugurated new recreational spaces at the La Peñita toll booth, an action promoted to benefit the inhabitants of Charallave, Miranda state.

The day began with the unveiling of the image of Santa Rosa de Lima at the entrance to the town, a gesture that, according to the statements of Mayor Yuhismar Hernández, seeks to receive visitors and pay homage to the patron saint of the municipality.

The mayor stressed that these initiatives reflect the spirit of love and solidarity of Venezuelans, while reaffirming faith and hope in the community.

As part of the project, more than 9,000 specimens of various species were planted and a tourist park was equipped, all aimed at optimizing vehicle traffic and strengthening safety in the area.

In addition, an exclusive stop was set up for motorcycle taxi drivers, the recovery of the La Peñita security module was completed and a command post was put into operation with the coordinated participation of the municipal police, Civil Protection and the National Institute of Land Traffic.

The mayor announced that during August, the month of the patron saint, inaugurations will continue to raise the quality of life in the Mirandino municipality, according to the Cristóbal Rojas press reports.

The schedule includes the delivery of battery 22 in Pitahaya and the chapel of San Isidro Labrador for August 8, while the second and third phases of the Don Simón Rodríguez terminal will debut on the 15th.

On August 22, the first phase of El Bosque Park will be awarded and at the close of the month, on the 28th, the opening of the La Chivera viewpoint will take place.

Mazo News Team