CNAC will have 100% of FONPROCINE's funds to promote the audiovisual industry

He took the opportunity to reaffirm CNAC's commitment to the execution of the Screens of Hope project
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Published at: 29/07/2026 10:39 AM

The National Autonomous Cinematography Center (CNAC) will have all the revenues from the Film Promotion and Financing Fund (FONPROCINE), as of the entry into force, on August 1, of Presidential Decree No. 5,391 for the orientation of resources towards public policy in the country's audiovisual industry.

This was announced by the Minister of Popular Power for Culture, Raúl Cazal, during a press conference with the Deputy Minister of Audiovisual Culture, Miqueas “Piki” Figueroa; and the president of the CNAC, Román Chamorro, reviewed a note from the Ministry of Popular Power for Culture (MPPC).

Cazal also indicated that the decision is part of the process of strengthening Venezuelan cinema, a joint effort. “Everything that is being done right now seeks to return the normality that the CNAC and the film sector had, through the restitution of resources from the box office and other parafiscal tributes,” he said.

She said that the president in charge, Delcy Rodríguez, has highlighted the importance of the cultural industry for the growth of our artistic expressions, especially that of cinema. At the same time, he welcomed the presidential decree as a fundamental contribution “for the reconstruction of Venezuela”, which “also needs the production of our stories.”

For his part, Chamorro specified that, thanks to Presidential Decree No. 5,391, as of this moment, the CNAC has “full power to execute public film policy and to restore normality in the sector (...). At this moment we are considering returning to the path of rebirth”.

He took the opportunity to reaffirm the commitment of the CNAC to the execution of the Screens of Hope project, an initiative of the MPPC within the framework of the program The Route of Hope, for the projection of works and the dissemination of values in communities.

Mazo News Team

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