Governor of Aragua denied privatization of beaches and announced new Coexistence Law
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Published at: 11/03/2026 12:37 PM
The governor of the state of Aragua, Joana Sánchez, said that
the coast of Aragua is not and will not be privatized, given the recent
speculations that circulate on social networks about the privatization of the beaches of Cata Bay.
He explained that on the beaches of the Ocumare municipality of the Gold Coast
there is no approval to initiate privatization processes,
while clarifying that any misinterpretation on the subject arises due to the lack of an adequate orientation
towards the community.
In this regard, the regional president announced that she
will establish a Coexistence Law for the entity, with specific rules for
the protection of these natural areas. “We will enact our
Coexistence Act to govern all the ordinances and principles that citizens must
comply with when visiting the beach, in addition to working together on
municipal regulations with Mayor Wilmer Leal,” said Sánchez.
Mazo News Team