The Minister of Popular Power for Communes and Social Movements, Ángel Prado, considers that the Local Supply and Production Committees (CLAP) should not disappear, but that it is time to transcend to another level, refers to VTV web portal.
"I think that now we must transcend, there is already supply, it is a production that can be sustained (...) That organization, that organizational structure, should not disappear, but rather we should dedicate ourselves to producing," he said in an interview with VTV.
For Prado, the CLAPs should serve vulnerable communities, which are territorially defined as mission bases, in addition to accompanying the delivery policy of these markets with a motivation for the productive issue.
“Only in this way could we enter into another dynamic so that the Government generates conditions to produce part of the food,” he pointed out. The minister also recalled that CLAP was indispensable and fulfilled a key task in the midst of the economic war against Venezuela.
Merger of ministries
The Ministry of Popular Power for Communes and Social Movements is heading to a new stage, after the merger announced by the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, where the office of Urban Agriculture with Communes joins the highest communal entity .
“What had been functioning as the Ministry of Urban Agriculture, all the equipment and work developed by the ministry, is incorporated into the Ministry of Communes, so that it works in a single plan,” said the head of State during the Balance of the second Consultation. Popular.
Likewise, the national leader instructed to hold work days to develop community and neighborhood assemblies with the communes, to carry out the changes that "the people want and are willing to lead."
Well, that's a good start. We must monitor the departure and arrival of the clap and the proteins. We must look for the reason for the loss of more than a million votes for the revolution, as the Russians say. We must not doubt, we must verify.