The Bolivarian Government serves more than 38,000 Mirandina families with Integral Social Days (+GMVV)

Published at: 27/10/2025 04:29 PM

The Bolivarian government has served more than 38,000 Mirandina families in Integral Social Days, dedicated to the urban inhabitants of the Great Venezuela Housing Mission (GMVV).

The information was released by the Secretary of Housing of the Government of the Bolivarian State of Miranda, Erick Lovera, during the 16th day, from the Alamar urban development, belonging to the Tacarigua de Brión parish.

“We come here to Higuerote, to the Tacarigua de Brión parish, specifically to Alamar urban planning, to continue strengthening good living,” said Lovera, who also affects more than 38,000 people served in the comprehensive social area, according to a press release from the Mayor's Office of the Brión municipality.

He also thanked President Nicolás Maduro, the governor of the state of Miranda, Elio Serrano and the People's Power, since thanks to their organization the conference has been held with profound success.

Lovera, highlighted that urban planning in the state of Miranda has been key in the development of the recreation and leisure plan. In this regard, he announced that, in coordination with the Secretaries of Transport, Tourism and Youth, a planning meeting will be held to promote tourism in the area. “

“We are people of peace, we are people who resolve. The guidelines have been to continue strengthening the dynamics of care for people and recreation,” he said.

For her part, the mayor of the Brión municipality, Olga Pacheco Casaña, celebrated the arrival of the day, stressing that the event is possible thanks to the policies of President Nicolás Maduro and Governor Elio Serrano, who have strengthened Venezuelan people.

“Here we are in the commune of strength, courage and power, where they have brought health, recreation and attention to each of the inhabitants. This is how the Revolution works, hand in hand with its organized popular power,” said the local president.

Mazo News Team