Bolivarian Government reopened Plaza Miranda in Aragua

Published at: 29/08/2026 04:00 PM

The governor of the state of Aragua, Joana Sánchez, and the mayor of the municipality, Régulo La Cruz, handed over the completely renovated Plaza Miranda, in the Tejeria municipality, a space that will benefit more than 3,400 families in the town.

The rehabilitation included the construction of floor slabs, installation of street furniture, gardens with ornamental plants, street and acrylic lighting, restoration of the bust of Francisco de Miranda, umbrellas and Wi-Fi antennas, making the space available for the reunion of the inhabitants.

In this regard, the governor recognized the efforts of the Municipal Executive to promote the “rebirth of Las Tejerías”, by promoting the construction of the municipality that its “inhabitants deserve,” she said.

The mayor stressed that the work was carried out by 26 men and women who were native to the municipality. “This is synonymous with the effort we are making to build the city that we all long for,” he emphasized.

Mazo News Team