National President: La Guaira recovers public services and reactivates its economy with millions of dollars in funding

Published at: 11/10/2026 08:00 PM

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, reported on the significant advances in the restoration of public services after the double earthquake, stressing that in the state of La Guaira, 100% in electricity and domestic gas, 99% in drinking water and 85% of connectivity has been achieved.

The Head of State added that “at the national level, we recovered 19 drinking water systems for the benefit of all,” to detail the efforts made to restore stability in communities.

In addition, 2,244 loans have been granted for an amount close to 19 million dollars to promote local entrepreneurs and businesses.

In this regard, the National President indicated that “Venezuela is reborn because each of these figures represents a joint effort to recover our communities, rehabilitate spaces to do better and serve those who need it most,” she said.

Health and Education for All

In the field of health, education and economy, Rodríguez specified that the rehabilitation of the José María Vargas Hospital reaches 46%, while 10 hospitals are being repaired and 115 of the 120 affected schools in La Guaira have recovered.

The Head of State highlighted the Venezuelan people's ability to overcome adversity. With an encouraging phrase, he said, “Venezuela is reborn in every stone we lift, with every hospital we rehabilitate, with every home we recover and with every family we accompany and embrace.” He also stressed that Venezuela “is resilient, recovering and supportive, that in the most difficult moments it knows how to unite, help each other and move forward without divisions,” he said.

Finally, Rodríguez sent a message of peace of mind to the Venezuelan people: “Have the confidence that this Government is still present, working and accompanying Venezuelan families without distinction, as we have done since day one. Venezuela is reborn in the spirit of finding a better future for our families, for our sons and for our daughters.”

Mazo News Team