Oil working class backs actions promoted by President Rodríguez

Published at: 04/09/2026 07:58 PM

The workers in the hydrocarbons sector expressed their commitment and support for the actions that the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, has taken regarding energy agreements that mark the new direction of the national oil industry.

The Quality Management supervisor of the Executive Directorate of Production Oriente, Shirley González, reaffirmed the commitment of the oil working class to the country and to the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez.

He noted that all workers are willing and committed to supporting the decisions and policies that drive the new direction of the oil industry.

González stressed that the workforce has experience, training and sense of belonging, elements that have allowed production to be maintained and that now become the basis for accompanying the latest strategic decisions, which he said will bring economic dynamism, energy strengthening and the rebirth of the national oil industry.

He stressed that these actions will open the way to cutting-edge technology, necessary to achieve international standards to demonstrate to the world the capacity of the Venezuelan oil worker.

For his part, the supervisor of Institutional Relations of the Social Development Management in San Tomé, Ayacucho Division, Orinoco Oil Belt, Alejandro Fuentes, applauded President Delcy Rodríguez for her work on behalf of workers and the country.

He said that the actions taken by the Executive open a gap of opportunities to position Venezuela as an oil vanguard, economic power and productive nation with the largest hydrocarbon reserves in the world.

Finally, he highlighted the pride of working on land that holds the valuable resource and affirmed that the working class is part of the productive generation that will see Venezuela reborn and assured that, under the leadership of President Rodríguez, the country is moving towards a future of sustained growth and well-being for the people.

Both spokespersons agreed that they will continue to fight so that Venezuela continues to be the energy power that everyone wants, yesterday, today and always.

Mazo News Team