The governor of Guayana Esequiba state, Neil Villamizar, announced the launch of a strategic agenda in the General Domingo Sifontes municipality to join the National Pilgrimage for a Venezuela without Sanctions and in Peace. These actions are an initiative of the interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, and seek to unify the popular demand for the definitive lifting of international sanctions.
The region's inhabitants are demanding an end to these measures that are hindering the country's comprehensive development. Villamizar, along with the National Council for Sovereignty and Peace, emphasized that this mobilization represents a collective effort that transcends political positions.
The future well-being and economic progress of all citizens are the central focus of this sovereign request. The regional agenda begins this Sunday, April 19, taking advantage of the historical significance of commemorating Venezuela's Declaration of Independence.
Timeline of the route for sovereignty in Guayana Esequiba
The program in the state of Guayana Esequiba includes various events that blend spirituality, production, and popular participation. The schedule begins on Sunday, April 19, with an official ceremony in Plaza Bolívar to mark the start of the pilgrimage to Caracas.
On Monday, April 20, the agenda continues with an ecumenical prayer meeting, a night march, and mural painting workshops led by the youth of the area.
On Tuesday, April 21, authorities and the people will visit productive sectors, including the Mibiturben plant, in order to assess the impact of the blockade on the working class.
A large public assembly will be held in Tumeremo on Wednesday, April 22, with the participation of the President of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez. This event will culminate in a motorcade filled with cultural expressions and patriotic fervor.
Heading towards the national rally in Caracas on May 1st
The mobilization from Guayana Esequiba will join forces with the columns advancing from the interior of the country to converge on the capital on April 30. The Essequiban pilgrims march with the firm conviction that peace and economic justice are essential for the territory.
The physical exertion of the marchers symbolizes the resilience of a people who refuse to surrender to external financial pressures. This great national march will culminate on May 1st, coinciding with International Workers' Day.
During the day, the demonstrators will reaffirm economic sovereignty as the fundamental basis for the nation's development. Guayana Esequiba's participation in this historic event consolidates territorial integration and the commitment of its inhabitants to a prosperous future for all of Venezuela.
