LAUICOM signs agreements with Universidad Popular del Ambiente “Fruto Vivas” and CIARA

Published at: 01/03/2026 10:15 AM

A strategic agreement that transforms “communication into a shield and land into a home”, signed the authorities of the International University of Communications (LAUICOM), the Popular University of the Environment 'Fruto Vivas' (UPAFV) and the Training and Innovation Foundation to support the Agrarian Revolution (Ciara).

“More than signatures, it's a first-class popular union. Thanks to its workers, Venezuela resists the blockade with food sovereignty and organic flavors, always honoring the legacy of Commander Hugo Chávez and President Nicolás Maduro,” said the president of LAUICOM, deputy Tania Díaz, in a message posted on the university's social media account, to announce the agreement.

The union of these three institutions seeks to strengthen the efforts of the staff of productive institutions, and to publicize the research, work and commitment they have put in over the years to bring healthy, tasty and sovereign food to the table of Venezuelan families, despite the economic persecution against Venezuela.

In a short audiovisual documentary on the rubric, Díaz expressed gratitude for this agreement, which, she explained, is a strategic and humanist alliance between the participating institutions, “to sow the communication we need”.

He stressed that the agreement as the seed of communication for the peace of children and new generations. “With revolutionary pride, we will demand more every day. This collective action succeeds in building the future we dream of,” he said.

The parliamentarian recalled that the Venezuelan people are experiencing a crucial moment, where this alliance between institutions is very necessary for Venezuela, but above all between teachers, students and the people in general in the defense of their sovereignty and future.

“From here, we tell the colleagues of both institutions that we are very proud and proud of what they have done for the country, that we know that Venezuela, despite all the murderous situation and commercial, financial and productive blockade that we have, has managed to be sovereign in terms of food.”

He described this agreement between educational institutions and CIARA as a step to strengthen the fifth objective of the Plan for the Homeland of Commander Chávez and President Nicolás Maduro Moros.

Finally, he predicted that this commitment to collective action will achieve the purpose of preserving the country's peace, “of strengthening our own way that we Venezuelans and Venezuelans took to move towards a better future for our sons and daughters, and to get our president Nicolás Maduro and our first lady, deputy Cilia Flores back to the country.”

Mazo News Team