President Maduro: Bolivarian Government is making progress in the execution of the Petare Plan

Published at: 03/02/2025 08:57 PM

In the context of the murder of the criminal Wuileisys Acevedo Monasteries, alias “Wilexis”, the Antonio José de Sucre Plan or Plan Petare promoted by the Bolivarian Government for all communities in the sector, “started off on the right foot, it's advanced”, emphasized the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, in the broadcast of his program Maduro Live de Repente.

“To implement the Plan of the 7 Transformations, the areas of the 7T by applying them to each Community Circuit in each community, with the neighbors,” he said.

He stressed that it was a great achievement “to completely dismember this gang of pedophiles, extortionists, criminals, drug traffickers of Wilexis, who were fed with drugs sent by Álvaro Uribe from Colombia with the paramilitaries.”

“Now we are seizing the momentum to bring peace with education, with culture, health, with sports fields,” he said.

To address the matter, he held an exchange through a video call with the vice-president of Mobilization and Events of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Pedro Infante, who commented that part of the tours he has taken in the Petare parish is to meet the needs of the inhabitants of this area.

He explained that he held a meeting with the Executive Cabinet and the Executive Vice President of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, to review each of the actions within the framework of the 7 Transformations, “we already started, last weekend, and we went to Fila de Mariches.”

He specified that on instructions from the vice-president of the sector of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, to start with the subject of the Peace Quadrants in Petare, where there are currently 42 quadrants, “we are going to 89 Quadrants of Peace”.

In addition, the head of state announced that the mayor of Caracas, Carmen Meléndez will join the team of the head of Plan Antonio José de Sucre, Pedro Infante, to embellish the Petare parish in Miranda state.

Mazo News Team