Jean Piero Yacobucci and Michelli Vivas, rector and rector of the Martín Luther King National Experimental University (Unemlk) and the Andrés Eloy Blanco Territorial University (Uptaeb) respectively, established a position in defense of the democratic and participatory system that exists in Venezuela, they also made a call to Larense society not to lend itself to acts that violate social peace, this Thursday, August 15.
They urged to value the efforts of the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, to maintain the peace and harmony of Venezuelan society, after the violent acts provoked by some opposition groups, after the elections, on July 28.
The meeting took place at the headquarters of the Simón Rodríguez National Experimental University (UNESR), located east of Barquisimeto, from where spokespersons from the sector made clear their support for the re-election of President Maduro by the majority of Venezuelans who voted on December 28. July.
They assured that public universities in the entity are guaranteeing university studies for young people through intensive courses, in different areas of professional training and corresponding to the schedule.
Party spokespersons
Along with the university sector, representatives of thirteen political parties that are members of the Great Patriotic Pole (GPP) have publicly expressed expressions of loyalty to President Nicolás Maduro Moros, and have also rejected acts of violence.
Such is the case of Alberto Pérez, coordinator of the Social Movements of the Great Patriotic Pole for the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), who rejected the damage to the PSUV headquarters in Carora and the attack against the physical integrity of members of the matches.
"We demand justice and no impunity, and that the masterminds and perpetrators of these violent acts, orchestrated by the stateless, violent, and terrorist right, led by a small opposition group, be punished," Pérez stated.
For his part, Roberth Torres, coordinator of the Futuro movement, emphasized that Venezuela has demonstrated that it is a democratic country and that "the people decided." Regarding the violent actions of the opposition in the state, "we have demanded justice, acting with full respect for the law and supporting these actions that the national government is taking for the benefit of peace," Torres emphasized.
He assured that they are willing to continue talking and debating with the serious opposition that comes to contribute; and invited them to debate the Homeland Plan 2025-2031.
Meanwhile, Jenny Sánchez, state coordinator of the Verde Venezuela party, reiterated her support for all the policies that continue to be implemented in the country. "This government is the one that has most supported environmental policies. We continue to support life; every vote that Verde Venezuela contributed is a tree planted for the benefit of our country."
