Minister López: Route of Hope strengthens cultural identity in temporary camps

Cultural deployment is part of the comprehensive care for the 171 families that remain temporarily in the compound
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Published at: 11/08/2026 11:44 AM

The Route of Hope strengthens cultural and recreational activities aimed at families in the temporary camps set up after the earthquakes of June 24, with the participation of artists, cultivators and youth fronts.

This was highlighted by the Minister of Popular Power for Culture, Alejandro López, during a visit to the camp installed at the Liceo Pedro Emilio Coll, in the Coche parish of Caracas, where painting and drawing workshops, circus, joropotherapy, karaoke and puppet shows were held.

López highlighted that these spaces also contribute to the encounter and coexistence of communities. “These are spaces of coexistence, peace and creation. It is a great pride that we have culture and youth at the service of the Venezuelan people,” he said.

Cultural deployment is part of the comprehensive care for the 171 families that remain temporarily in the compound and includes the participation of Cultural Mission, parish cultural offices and volunteers.

In addition to these activities, there is the vacation agenda of the Integral Recreation Network, which develops days aimed at boys and girls in temporary camps and communities in the country.

Mazo News Team

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