Cabello confirms the Government's commitment to those affected by earthquakes: Here we are going to leave our soul, our leather stuck!

During a tour of the Transitional Camp installed in the Alí Primera Park in Caracas, the sectoral vice-president of Politics, Public Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, stressed that the distribution of those affected by the recent earthquakes in these spaces must be manageable.

When carrying out the inspection of the site, Cabello said that the capacity must be between 300 and 400 people to ensure rapid solutions for all those affected by the earthquakes.

“Here we are going to leave the soul, the leather stuck and suddenly where you went, when you passed solved it, but when you are taking another turn, that is doubled,” he said.

In this regard, he emphasized that “we have to look for spaces that are more manageable for us and for people who are in that situation.”