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[00:00:00] ladies.
[00:00:10] have an oxygen
[00:00:37] production and attention to What happens when the community organizes to respond to
[00:00:39] its own needs. In different territories of
[00:00:42] Venezuela, popular participation opens paths to
[00:00:47] How to turn the commitment of promote local initiatives, generate opportunities and strengthen
[00:00:51] the economy from the communities themselves.
[00:00:54] Experiences that show how collective work can
[00:00:57] become a tool. to
[00:01:00] transform the environment and build alternatives
[00:01:04] from below, this is how Venezuela moves, from its
[00:01:07] communities, initiatives and the strength of its
[00:01:10] people.
[00:01:13] Facing the Caribbean waters in the northwest of Venezuela, in the Simón Bolívar municipality
[00:01:16] of Anzoátegui State, is located Maurica, a coastal town where
[00:01:20] the breeze smells of work and transformation. At
[00:01:23] first glance, the landscape offers color and tradition, but upon entering, an
[00:01:27] unstoppable dynamic is felt, women on the march, kitchens... sold and the aroma of
[00:01:31] fresh fish and freshly made
[00:01:32] empanadas,
[00:01:36] a mural marks the welcome and the mystique of this territory, in
[00:01:40] commune we can, through community organization, these
[00:01:44] leaders went from resistance to productive vanguard, well this
[00:01:48] project was born approximately in
[00:01:52] 2018, 2017,
[00:01:55] a group of women, at that time we were 10 women, 20 women
[00:01:58] who organized ourselves at that moment when the situation was a
[00:02:02] bit complicated, so well, from there we, the
[00:02:06] women of the sea, were born and well, this has been a
[00:02:09] project that has been taking step by step
[00:02:12] according to the consultations and
[00:02:15] with the help of both the government and the
[00:02:19] municipality of Simón Bolívar so that we could
[00:02:22] organize ourselves
[00:02:24] to make this project that we now have our fish processing
[00:02:27] plant and our
[00:02:31] we have the planting of The movement in Maurica not only generates production, it also attracts those who seek
[00:02:35] the authenticity of the eastern flavor,
[00:02:38] I am in this, what
[00:02:41] kind of fish are coming out of the fish, when one sees women
[00:02:44] working, it's always more attractive, isn't it? Besides, the name is
[00:02:48] very beautiful, women of the
[00:02:49] planting is, what pig farming is, what sea and the women
[00:02:52] prepare the food excellently, for example, fish
[00:02:56] soup, which is a characteristic of the east of the country,
[00:03:00] here those who want to come can enjoy it, I have a
[00:03:03] daughter abroad who came now and every day she
[00:03:07] was here for 3 weeks she had fish soup,
[00:03:11] check of the because the lady where she lives
[00:03:13] well, so uh, many people from other
[00:03:17] parts of the country want to come here to have fish soup and eat the
[00:03:21] curtains, what is the air, what fish
[00:03:22] communities around empanada, in this
[00:03:24] development is not only measured in what coastal enclave the communal force expands along the beach where the community
[00:03:28] itself joins the women of the sea.
[00:03:30] the community has been joining this project
[00:03:34] with their sweets, here you can
[00:03:35] people in find sweets, cocadas, uh,
[00:03:38] cakes, cheeses, they are entrepreneurs, they are entrepreneurs
[00:03:42] who, they have seen that
[00:03:45] from here they can continue making their project,
[00:03:48] team, team, that is definitely the
[00:03:52] key to success, right, because
[00:03:55] there is definitely no selfishness, there is for all
[00:03:58] ages and the mouths. also one makes,
[00:04:02] just as there is the food processing company at the restaurant,
[00:04:05] the community also absorbs
[00:04:08] other areas that the restaurant does not absorb everything. More
[00:04:12] than a gastronomic point, this space has consolidated itself as a leisure
[00:04:15] destination for the whole family. The direct attention of
[00:04:19] the women of the sea and the enjoyment in front of the Caribbean are today a tangible
[00:04:22] reality, driven by the direct financing assigned to the
[00:04:25] community through the national popular consultation.
[00:04:30] street and it was full of... garbage on this is called life,
[00:04:34] precisely that vitality returned to the coast is what keeps
[00:04:37] Maurica standing, for its creators, the joy and attachment to the territory are the
[00:04:41] true strength that drives their daily work and attracts visitors from all over the
[00:04:44] world, we, Venezuelans, this
[00:04:48] joy, this great, this great spirit that
[00:04:51] we have to work for everything, right,
[00:04:55] and well, this coast, this
[00:04:59] breeze. visited
[00:05:01] people from
[00:05:08] Argentina, people from Brazil,
[00:05:11] people. from Haiti, Colombia,
[00:05:14] United States, many people have come, many people and
[00:05:18] they say it's the best, that is, fresh fish, eating
[00:05:22] fish with their arepas, their
[00:05:25] excellent, among golden sunsets over the Caribbean, Anzoátegui is
[00:05:28] a productive epicenter with an 86% growth in its fishing
[00:05:32] activity, an achievement driven by 73 communities and more than 6000
[00:05:36] sea workers who today turn the tradition of this coast into an
[00:05:39] economic engine full of life and future.
[00:05:44] In the municipality of Simón Bolívar, in the state of
[00:05:46] Anzoátegui, communal organization seeks to go beyond
[00:05:49] territorial management. With technical training and the
[00:05:52] promotion of productive projects, communities
[00:05:55] explore new ways to generate employment,
[00:05:59] leverage their resources and strengthen
[00:06:02] self-management.
[00:06:03] autogestión.
[00:06:07] We arrive in Barcelona, capital of Anzoátegui, an urban hub where
[00:06:11] more than 5
[00:06:42] but to ensure that the social leadership of the communities transcends territorial
[00:06:46] work and consolidates into productive companies, this has been supported
[00:06:50] by Inse as an institute that we started because we, the spokespersons, are
[00:06:53] just spokespersons, people who defend the social
[00:06:57] and political in the territories, we seek to
[00:07:00] solve a problem, but now we have transcended the local, the
[00:07:03] confinement and we have reached the issue of productive empowerment
[00:07:07] which is this company, not only the Ezequiel Zamora commune has this
[00:07:11] company as such. from the valuable part, but
[00:07:15] it also has the transport company, a
[00:07:18] company that is fruit viva that you will know the experience that is the issue of
[00:07:22] recycling jointly also with the Cacique Guaicaipuro
[00:07:26] commune. Among machines and organization, youth takes the
[00:07:29] lead to put what they have learned into practice, demonstrating that with
[00:07:32] discipline and technical training the community takes control of its own
[00:07:36] production.
[00:07:40] A technical rigor that requires precision in the maintenance. and constant
[00:07:43] calibration of the machines to ensure the success of each
[00:07:47] operating cycle, this is the main CV of these machines since
[00:07:51] each frequency inverter that you are seeing here manages
[00:07:54] a cycle of each motor, each motor is
[00:07:58] calibrated to from one point each motor goes
[00:08:01] up two points, if a motor goes up more than
[00:08:04] its value, the wires will break and that cannot be allowed, the
[00:08:08] variator maintains that constant speed one
[00:08:12] over another, that is, 1 mm, 1 and a half,
[00:08:15] two, two and a half, successively. In this same
[00:08:18] warehouse, the Ezequiel Zamora commune also promotes a recycling
[00:08:21] project where the collection of solid waste is transformed into raw material and
[00:08:25] environmental awareness for the environment. Today we are here
[00:08:29] selecting the plastic, which comes from the
[00:08:34] the commune, este, today here, as you can see, we
[00:08:38] are selecting the plastic, we have machinery
[00:08:41] which. drives us to
[00:08:45] have the impulse of the raw material
[00:08:48] as such, focusing on the final
[00:08:52] point which is the working material, this is thanks to the
[00:08:55] communities, este, we have 16
[00:08:59] community councils from which we receive joint support, we see that
[00:09:02] it is garbage, but the reality benefits us in
[00:09:06] a future, this has helped the
[00:09:09] community generate cleanliness in its streets. both
[00:09:13] in their yards and in their homes, because it is something that
[00:09:16] we do not buy, but the community knows the
[00:09:19] effort and the grain of sand it is making, a transformation that
[00:09:23] converts plastic into structures and ecological parks, returning
[00:09:26] public spaces what was once garbage, that
[00:09:30] we decided to promote the issue of recycling because of the
[00:09:33] multiple complaints that people had in relation to garbage, so people
[00:09:37] threw garbage in the streets, you went to a
[00:09:43] the corners, that is, it was an issue that obviously they should not throw
[00:09:46] garbage in the streets or on the sidewalks or in the corners, but
[00:09:50] rather that they obviously make from their homes a process of recycling,
[00:09:54] that is, that they separate the plastic, that
[00:09:57] we do what is through the metras, which are the technical tables of
[00:10:00] recycling and cleaning, the collection and this
[00:10:04] impact that we can have as a communal experience is
[00:10:08] when we take a park to a school, when we take a park to a community
[00:10:11] eh and... you see that we see a smile on those children and see the
[00:10:15] people when we talk to them about our experience and tell them, look, that
[00:10:19] comes from the garbage that we ourselves generate, thus the Simón
[00:10:23] Bolívar municipality advances with 29 consolidated
[00:10:25] communes in local industry, self-management and real solutions for its
[00:10:28] people.
[00:10:32] More than 4,100 community councils and spokespersons
[00:10:35] in the 21 municipalities account for the popular
[00:10:39] organization in Anzoátegui, but behind that network there
[00:10:43] are also hands that work, the knowledge that is
[00:10:46] transmitted and the fishing communities that
[00:10:49] keep alive an essential activity for the
[00:10:52] region, because talking is also
[00:10:56] talking about those who make it possible.
[00:11:24] In 1980. Colombia, Jaime
[00:11:27] Pardo, a lawyer and politician recognized for his role as leader
[00:11:30] of the Patriotic Union Political Party, was assassinated as a martyr of the
[00:11:34] struggle for social justice. His career was marked by the
[00:11:37] defense of workers and the search for a democratic solution
[00:11:41] amidst the political violence that was hitting the country. What
[00:11:45] is life worth if when one has it it seems dead, life
[00:11:49] is for living, for feeling, for
[00:11:52] vibrating, that justifies our.
[00:11:59] October 11, 1987,
[00:12:02] Jaime
[00:12:04] Pardo is assassinated.
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[00:13:31] What changes when a community can decide
[00:13:34] what it needs and what to invest in? In
[00:13:37] Anzoátegui, the Kumanagoto communities
[00:13:41] have promoted projects to expand medical
[00:13:44] attention and educational opportunities, two
[00:13:48] experiences that put at the center an essential
[00:13:51] question. How to convert collective decisions into?
[00:13:55] concrete proposals for
[00:14:00] the northern coast of Anzoátegui state we arrive at Puerto Piritu to get to know the
[00:14:04] indigenous commune "Todos Juntos por San Antonio". Hello,
[00:14:21] nice to meet you.
[00:14:25] that you had told me about. An ancestral organization that, through
[00:14:28] popular consultations, a mechanism of direct democracy, financed the
[00:14:32] equipment of its type two popular clinic, guaranteeing the health of its
[00:14:36] communities. The truth is that we have a
[00:14:39] CPT2 here where we have a
[00:14:43] very good environment
[00:14:45] to receive our patients from several
[00:14:49] communities that visit us here, we have
[00:14:52] dentistry, general medicine. In truth, the
[00:14:56] popular consultations have helped the community
[00:15:00] a lot because they are consultations for the well-being of the
[00:15:03] people, from the consultation
[00:15:05] benefited several months ago, it was an
[00:15:09] achievement here by our community, which
[00:15:12] supported us, came out to vote for our ambulance
[00:15:16] because it is a benefit for everyone, many
[00:15:20] things that were not there before
[00:15:22] are now being used.
[00:15:26] as it should be. Inside the ambulatory, medical attention does not
[00:15:29] stop thanks to the resources assigned by popular vote. Well, for
[00:15:33] me it has been very satisfactory in the sense that we now have an
[00:15:37] electrocardiogram machine and electrocardiograms can be performed
[00:15:41] immediately on users who need and require it at the
[00:15:44] moment. We also
[00:15:48] tank that was added to the service, very good because it can be carried, it is
[00:15:51] small, it is portable and can be carried when a transfer is going to be made
[00:15:55] if the ambulance does not have that benefit,
[00:15:57] beneficio,
[00:16:02] only 10 km we travel the road to Las Lomas, a settlement of the
[00:16:06] Cumanagoto people.
[00:16:10] where ancestral magic celebrates the welcome to a new school year within this
[00:16:14] infrastructure built by the communal organization to
[00:16:17] house the classrooms of 29 children from the indigenous
[00:16:19] peoples, within each of these life
[00:16:23] cycles we have an infinity of
[00:16:26] beliefs, ancestral invocations mark the pulse of the
[00:16:30] community.
[00:16:39] the wisdom of the ancestors harmonizes the energy of the earth and the protection of the
[00:16:43] harvests for the families, I realized at this moment that there is an
[00:16:47] eggplant planting that they have on that side
[00:16:50] that is strengthening the mother
[00:16:53] earth together with the rain that has fallen these days, right?
[00:16:57] So that blessing is being given by my heavenly
[00:17:00] father, this blessing is not
[00:17:04] simply for structure but for all
[00:17:08] the nature that surrounds us, built after the
[00:17:12] popular consultation, the new headquarters allowed to expand the school enrollment and
[00:17:16] add new teachers to the classroom, previously
[00:17:19] we had a small school here in the community, it was
[00:17:22] on a private land,
[00:17:25] now it was possible to take out as the community says here the
[00:17:29] public to the front of the national
[00:17:33] road and it is a change because it is wider,
[00:17:37] we are going to... have new teachers, previously we had one,
[00:17:40] it has more environmentalists, it has
[00:17:43] more student integration,
[00:17:46] previously there were nine children in the enrollment, now there are
[00:17:50] 29 children, it will be led from
[00:17:54] initial to sixth grade, the new land not
[00:17:57] only benefits the children, it also opens space for agricultural
[00:18:00] school development, where teachers and students promote the planting of
[00:18:04] eggplants and other crops for self-consumption, see here.
[00:18:09] the planting of plantains
[00:18:12] uh God willing
[00:18:16] we already have more space to plant other vegetables. In
[00:18:19] the Piritu municipality there are 26 settlements of the Cumanagoto people,
[00:18:23] ancestral communities that with the constitutional recognition of
[00:18:27] 1999, the law of indigenous peoples of 2005
[00:18:31] and the integration of community councils in 2006,
[00:18:34] today consolidate self-management and the development of their own.
[00:18:41] Beyond the works is the ability of the
[00:18:44] peoples to decide on their present and build their
[00:18:48] future. In the Venezuelan east, indigenous
[00:18:51] and communal communities make participation
[00:18:54] and collective work tools to
[00:18:57] transform their territories, because
[00:19:02] is built, but also in who decides
[00:19:06] and who are protagonists
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[00:21:37] youth into alternatives for the food of a
[00:21:41] community? In Caricuao, west of
[00:21:44] Caracas, the project Valle de Veraca links
[00:21:48] young people with agricultural
[00:21:50] production and training for work, an
[00:21:53] experience that puts on the table the role of community
[00:21:57] organization in the challenge of producing
[00:22:00] food and making it more
[00:22:02] accessible.
[00:22:05] In the southwest of the Venezuelan capital, we delve into Caricuao, an ecological
[00:22:09] parish of more than 130 thousand inhabitants, where the UD3 CC2 Zoo
[00:22:12] commune operates, the Valle de Veraca Young Agricultural
[00:22:16] Training Center.
[00:22:20] We begin our tour in the local nursery, a space equipped with
[00:22:23] 24 organoponic tables for the continuous cultivation of vegetables that
[00:22:27] guarantees direct food to the sector and productive training for
[00:22:30] youth, currently we have a number of
[00:22:34] 45 young people who are the ones who have been
[00:22:37] developing, but we have had an even much larger number and
[00:22:41] they are joining, you know that young people interact a lot and
[00:22:45] they are commenting on things and they are always
[00:22:48] joining as... as they comment among themselves about the
[00:22:52] experience they are developing here, they normally come
[00:22:55] daily, those who are unemployed, they go to study,
[00:22:59] after studying they come, the main thing is that they first
[00:23:02] have an orientation that studying
[00:23:05] is the most important thing, then we will gradually learn about the trades that
[00:23:09] are developing in the management of an agricultural farm, it
[00:23:13] is about 56 young brigadistas integrated into the socio-productive work of the
[00:23:17] commune, who combine agricultural training with respect. and environmental
[00:23:20] preservation, besides being a founder of the project, is to add
[00:23:24] young people and give them training within the project
[00:23:28] and for them to fall in love with this project just as we who 7 years ago
[00:23:32] had a vision here within this space, it is to give them
[00:23:36] that training of what
[00:23:39] laying hens are, what broiler chickens are, so that they learn
[00:23:43] for their future and the future of the country. The tour now takes us to the
[00:23:46] poultry area where the breeding of 3,000 broiler chickens is underway.
[00:23:50] a daily task in which young people like Daniel Rizo assume the
[00:23:54] technical responsibility of ensuring care, people currently arrive
[00:23:57] checking what is the
[00:24:01] food and what is the
[00:24:04] hydration of the chicken and I check
[00:24:07] what are the
[00:24:11] is the humidity of the
[00:24:14] floor, those are daily checks that one has to do and as you can
[00:24:18] see they are already big, they already have the skeleton formed,
[00:24:22] they are already in the fattening stage. The journey continues in the
[00:24:26] laying hen area, a shed with 1300 Isa Brown
[00:24:29] hens, a world reference for their performance and adaptation to the
[00:24:32] tropical climate. There, Maria and Sillon lead the daily collection of
[00:24:36] eggs. I fell in love very much with the topic of chickens more than
[00:24:39] anything, because it is a
[00:24:42] very beautiful topic where you learn
[00:24:45] a lot. I feel very fortunate to
[00:24:48] participate in this in the collection. of eggs in feeding,
[00:24:52] in caring for the chickens and I know that
[00:24:54] this is a project that will be
[00:24:58] for our benefit as well as for the benefit of our
[00:25:01] community where these eggs will be sold, here we have 1300
[00:25:05] Isa Brown laying hens,
[00:25:08] Isabrown,
[00:25:10] a very rustic hen
[00:25:14] in the space, why rustic, because it can
[00:25:18] adapt to the tropical climate, it adapts very well to the
[00:25:21] space. The process culminates in the classification area, where the
[00:25:25] eggs are selected according to their weight and quality, a precision
[00:25:29] task executed by students on their days off, ensuring a final
[00:25:32] product that supplies more than 500 families in the area with savings of
[00:25:36] 60% compared to the traditional market. And here I am in the
[00:25:39] process of selecting eggs from laying
[00:25:43] hens. In this process we have four types of
[00:25:47] classifications, which are a, b,. b,
[00:25:50] c. For example, c can
[00:25:54] weigh between 39
[00:25:56] and 49
[00:26:00] grams, type b weigh
[00:26:03] from 50 to 58 and in some cases
[00:26:06] 59, type eggs
[00:26:08] weigh from
[00:26:11] 59
[00:26:13] to 69 and double A is from 69 onwards,
[00:26:17] models such as Valle de Veraca promote productive development in
[00:26:20] Venezuela, communal projects voted and prioritized directly by the
[00:26:23] citizens in the national popular consultation through more than
[00:26:27] 11,400 polling stations nationwide, the experiences
[00:26:30] known in this journey. show how community
[00:26:34] organization articulates collective work,
[00:26:39] local needs. This process
[00:26:42] is supported by the state that transfers
[00:26:45] resources to communities to finance projects
[00:26:48] prioritized by the population itself. Social ownership
[00:26:52] and participatory planning propose another way of
[00:26:56] understanding development, one in which communities are not
[00:26:59] limited to receiving answers, but
[00:27:02] participate in decisions and in the construction of
[00:27:06] solutions. The challenge is to sustain and expand
[00:27:09] these experiences, strengthen productive
[00:27:12] autonomy and turn popular participation into
[00:27:16] real capacity to transform each territory,
[00:27:20] because development is not measured only by the resources
[00:27:23] invested or the works built, but
[00:27:27] also by those who decide, produce and
[00:27:30] lead the changes.
[00:27:33] Until a next delivery of realities,
[00:27:55] in 1987 Colombia, Jaime
[00:27:59] Pardo, a lawyer and politician recognized for his role as...
[00:28:07] His career was marked by the defense of workers and the
[00:28:11] search for a democratic solution in the midst of the political violence that
[00:28:15] was hitting the country. What is life worth if when you
[00:28:18] have it, it seems dead? Life is to be lived, to
[00:28:22] feel it, to vibrate with it. That
[00:28:25] justifies our passage through earth. Jaime
[00:28:28] Pardo.
[00:28:32] in 1987, Jaime
[00:28:35] Pardo is assassinated.
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[00:30:23] Happy Sunday, welcome to this broadcast of Telesur
[00:30:27] news, it's a pleasure to be with you, I'm Jerani Flores, immediately I
[00:30:30] present our headlines.
[00:30:35] Venezuela reaches 3 years of economic growth
[00:30:39] consecutively and ECLAC
[00:30:41] estimates that it will close 2026 at
[00:30:44] 6.5%.
[00:30:48] According to the UN, around 50 thousand women and girls in Gaza have been
[00:30:52] victims of murder or otherwise have been seriously
[00:30:56] injured.