President (E) Delcy Rodríguez presented balance sheet on simplification of administrative procedures

Published at: 12/06/2026 08:41 PM

This Friday, June 11, the President in charge of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, offered a detailed assessment of the results of the virtual national consultation simplifica.gob.ve; website, which seeks to eliminate bureaucracy, streamline procedures and promote the country's economic development.

The balance sheet was presented at the Miraflores Palace, during a meeting with the Presidential Commission for the Restructuring and Reengineering of the Government, an official body created on May 26.

After a meeting with the members of the commission, the president in charge said on her Instagram account that the Venezuelan State is “consolidating technological platforms and incorporating artificial intelligence with the purpose of facilitating the lives of all citizens.”

He recalled that the Organic Law for the Speed and Optimization of Administrative Procedures granted him the powers to eliminate “completely unnecessary” processes.

This legal tool allowed the Bolivarian Government to gather information provided by the People's Power to identify critical issues.

He also highlighted as one of the first achievements the entry into force of the digital apostille, which “in just two days has granted more than six thousand 500 apostilles”. He also specified that this process could previously take 45 to 60 days.

The head of state in charge stated that the Venezuelan State seeks to use technology to streamline existing channels and make life easier for citizens, while reporting that in the coming days it will provide a balance of all the achievements achieved.

Mazo News Team