Eimy Guevara (FEVEEM): The challenges of today and tomorrow require us to innovate for the productivity of our economy

Published at: 18/08/2026 01:37 PM

The president of the Venezuelan Federation of Middle Education Students (FEVEEM), Eimy Guevara, said that high school graduates are committed to boosting the productive engine and advancing national reconstruction after the double earthquake that affected the country.

“The challenges of today and tomorrow require us to innovate for the productivity of our growing economy and to heal old and new wounds to rebuild what has been lost and materialize the new,” said Guevara during the ceremony to recognize 439 high school graduates with the best academic averages in the country led by the president in charge Delcy Rodríguez.

During his speech, Guevara pointed out that the high school generation represents the present and the future of the country, taking on tasks related to science, the oil industry, education and health as part of a collective effort to consolidate national potential.

He highlighted the importance of regional integration in commemorating the bicentenary of the Panamanian Amphictyonic Congress and called for deepening cooperation between nations to strengthen stability and shared growth.

Guevara stressed that the country is facing a process of recovery after the double earthquake and that young people honor those who lost their lives during the disaster by continuing their education and completing the academic year. “This achievement is by and for those who are no longer with us because we will be responsible for making present every day the dreams they left us,” he said.

The student leader thanked the president in charge and the educational authorities for accompanying the youth in this recognition and reiterated that the high school generation will continue to work for a productive and cohesive Venezuela.

Mazo News Team