The indigenous communities of the Imataca Axis and the Kariña sector formulated a set of social and communal development projects to be formally integrated within the Venezuelan Executive's Restructuring and Reengineering Plan.
During a consultative assembly held in the Sifontes municipality, grassroots leaders presented their proposals to the authorities, with the aim of optimizing the design of public policies aimed at improving the quality of life in ancestral territories.
The sector meeting served as a technical space for community spokespeople to discuss priority needs in terms of services, infrastructure and social care.
The processing and systematization of these local requests involved the direct participation of the governor of Guayana Esequiba, Neil Villamizar, who emphasized the importance of building government solutions that arise directly from the needs expressed by the inhabitants of the region.
Consolidation and ancestral knowledge
The director of the Ministry of Popular Power for Indigenous Peoples in the territory, Alejandra Loyola, described the consultation day as a fruitful exchange of knowledge for the unification of the different ethnic groups.
The official also explained that this organizational deployment responds to the guidelines of the interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, aimed at strengthening the inclusion, cultural recognition, and political empowerment of indigenous populations in the strategic planning of the State.
