Pedro Infante highlights the progress of the housing census in temporary camps in Miranda after the earthquakes

Published at: 25/07/2026 03:07 PM

The first vice-president of the National Assembly (AN), Pedro Infante, confirmed the satisfactory progress of the Single Housing Registry in the temporary camps of the state of Miranda, a process aimed at systematizing accurate data on families affected by the earthquakes of June 24.

Infante expressed his appreciation for the community organization and the support of local governments, while highlighting the positive pace of the census to materialize the program designed by President Delcy Rodríguez for the benefit of those affected.

During a visit to the Mariano Picón Salas camp, located in an educational unit in the Sucre municipality, the legislator specified that this point hosted the beginning of the registration day, which is replicated simultaneously in all the shelters authorized in the entity.

Infante explained that the collection of information makes it possible to determine the origin of each collapsed building, a fundamental input for implementing the housing plan based on reconstruction, acquisition of finished projects and acceleration of works.

He recalled that 200 homes were granted the previous Monday and that the delivery of apartments from the Great Venezuela Housing Mission persists, in addition to the purchase of complete urban areas, the promotion of leasing and the promotion of private construction.

Mazo News Team