The Bolivarian Government held a mega-day of social care for more than 3,000 families in Petare

Published at: 13/06/2026 07:29 PM

This Saturday, June 13, a mega-day of social care was held in the Dr. Jacinto Convit Commune, benefiting more than 3,700 families in the Mirandina Petare parish, in the Sucre municipality.

The inhabitants received consultations in the areas of general medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, dentistry and vaccination, guaranteeing the right to health, the Ministry of People's Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace (MPPRIJP) reported on its Instagram account.

The representative of the commune, Sandra Martínez, offered a balance of the deployment stating that “we have more than 50 organizations serving our people in the sports, recreational, social and food areas, for all the protection of our community.”

The operation was supported by various allied institutions in the public sector, including the Ministry of People's Power for Health and the MPPRIJP Administrative Health Fund (FASMIJ), which coordinated the flow of patients, while security forces provided recreational and training activities aimed especially at children in the area.

On the other hand, citizen Carlos Soto thanked “Captain Diosdado Cabello for the direction of the Ministry of Interior and Justice for this great social day of action and love”.

The spokesperson stressed that this policy is framed in the direct attention directed by our president in charge of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, for the benefit of the entire communal territory.

In a press release from the aforementioned Ministry, it was indicated that the day also included the prioritized participation of the Great Venezuela Women's Mission, the José Gregorio Hernández Mission Foundation and Barrio Adentro.

Organizers highlighted that the community also had access to low-cost food distribution through state food programs.

This comprehensive deployment consolidates social protection policies in the popular areas of Greater Caracas in coordination with organized Popular Power.