Gran Misión Viva Venezuela was deployed in Catia's Ali Primera Park

Published at: 02/07/2026 02:08 PM

The Great Viva Venezuela Mission was deployed in the Parque del Oeste Ali Primera, in Catia, with the objective of providing support to families affected by the earthquakes of last June 24.

According to information from the Última Noticias website, the day was accompanied by the head of the mission, Tarek William Saab, the Ministry of Culture and representatives of the promotional team, who attended to the affected families, with special emphasis on boys and girls, with the development of recreational and cultural activities aimed at offering emotional support.

Saab reported that, in addition to artistic accompaniment, food, medicine and clothing were delivered as part of the solidarity actions carried out in the care centers, following instructions from the president in charge Delcy Rodríguez.

He also added that the requests of those affected are being channeled to the competent authorities.

For her part, singer-songwriter Amaranta Pérez highlighted the work of the Cultural Mission in space, pointing out that art has been used as an emotional support tool for children in the midst of an emergency. In addition, he stressed the importance of converting solidarity into concrete care actions.

The authorities reported that a multidisciplinary team consisting of psychologists, spiritual guides and priests is still active to provide emotional support to affected people .

Mazo News Team