The Bolivarian Government delivered the first phase of renovation of El Boque Park in the Cristóbal Rojas municipality
Photo: Cristóbal Rojas Press
Published at: 25/08/2026 02:25 PM
The Bolivarian Government, through the Mayor's Office of the Cristóbal Rojas municipality of Miranda state, delivered the first phase of renovation of El Boque Park, with the objective of guaranteeing decent spaces for family recreation.
The delivery was given by the mayor of Charallave, Yuhismar Hernández, who together with the Deputy Minister of Planning and Environmental Management of the Ministry of Ecosocialism, Carola Herrera, among other authorities, who explained that this first phase of rehabilitation is part of the park's comprehensive transformation program for the enjoyment of all Tuyera families.
“Today, with joy and love, and especially with family, we are here delivering the renovation of the first phase of El Bosque Park, a park where we all came here since childhood. Our management is making spaces for the family. We delivered a new playground, also for children with disabilities,” he said.
The works included the construction of the perimeter fence, the renovation of the main entrance and the application of 90 tons of asphalt on the roads of this recreational space.
Hernández highlighted that two fields with artificial grass were adapted for children's sports and the establishment of a farm for contact with animals, according to Prensa Cristóbal Rojas.
In addition, he indicated that in the second phase, another sports space will be provided for young people and adults, as well as a park for canines. “Our management is focused on children, young people and older adults, and also on our animals,” he added.
With regard to safety and comfort, the mayor's office installed 80 linear meters of perimeter benches around the playground, designed to protect the spoiled in the house and ensure the peace of mind of parents and representatives.
This intervention in El Bosque directly benefits the families of Miranda, and the Communes of the Herederos de Guaicaipura point and circle, Juana Mencía and the Eighth Star El Sueño de Bolívar.
The mayor ruled that cultural, recreational and educational activities will prevail in the park, both for the little ones in the house and for all the families of Charallave.
“This is a beautiful, motivating space and here we are going to see each other in December, you'll see. Big surprises are coming for the Cristóbal Rojas municipality, because this is just beginning,” he said, while announcing that next week a viewpoint will be inaugurated in this sector.
Mazo News Team