Caracas Mayor's Office and GDC delivered recovered spaces in the Alí Primera and 27 de Febrero squares

Published at: 06/12/2024 10:08 PM

The Bolivarian Government continues to provide the recovered spaces in the Alí Primera and 27 de Febrero squares, located in the parish of Santa Teresa, in Caracas, to benefit more than three thousand inhabitants of the community, with the security required for family enjoyment.

On her account on the social network Instagram, the mayor of Caracas, Carmen Meléndez, highlighted that the recovery of these historic spaces pays homage to all the Venezuelans who died on February 2, 1989. “Today we honor the fallen,” he said.

“With the Together It's Possible Plan, we are delivering everything beautiful and precious,” he said.

Meléndez highlighted the coordination between the National Government, Gran Misión Venezuela Bella, BRICOMILES (Military Community Brigades for Education and Health) and other entities, for the completion of works. “You can breathe an air of beauty here, Caracas is Venezuela's mosaic city,” he said.

For his part, the head of Government of the Capital District (GDC), Nahum Fernández, stressed that these are emblematic places “where we remember Chávez because these spaces were where he spent time with President Nicolás Maduro”.

Through his account on the social network Instagram, he pointed out that during the activity “the plaque was unveiled in memory of the fallen on the 27th and #28feb of 1989 for the measures imposed by the International Monetary Fund that went against our people and we remember in this space Commander Chávez, who dedicated all his love and commitment to guaranteeing new social welfare policies”.

He stressed that Plaza Ali Primera was also delivered, while reporting that “both spaces were embellished and recovered by the government program “Together Everything Is Possible”, led by President @ NicolasMaduro, the @ Alcaldiadeccs and the @ gobdecaracas”.

“It has been rewarding and providing tangible results for our people,” he said.