Bolivarian Government inaugurated mission base in the Rogelio Castillo Gamarra commune

Published at: 06/05/2025 04:50 PM

This Tuesday, May 06, the Bolivarian Government in the Sucre municipality of Miranda state inaugurated the mission base in the Rogelio Castillo Gamarra commune, which was rehabilitated with the support of the Ministry of Public Works.

The inauguration of this space, which seeks to serve more than 5 thousand inhabitants with comprehensive services in health, education and infrastructure, was accompanied by the head of the Antonio José de Sucre Plan, Pedro Infante, who emphasized working together with the 23 community councils in the area.

“We will promote social policies, from medical days to educational projects,” said Infante, who also highlighted the connection of the commune with the 10 areas of José Félix Ribas.

He recalled that the mission base is part of the government's strategy to strengthen popular organization, aligned with the seven transformations promoted by President Nicolás Maduro. In addition, he indicated that the place will serve as a model for replication in other communities.

For her part, the spokeswoman for the municipality, Ovilia Madrid, explained that the space will have educational classrooms, care for people with autism spectrum and a remodeled government room, the latter supervised by the social office sent by the Executive.

Mazo News Team