The National Anti-Drug Superintendent, M/G Danny Ferrer Sandrea, offered a balance of the progress and strategies implemented in the preparation of the National Anti-Drug Plan 2026-2031.
He highlighted the efforts of the Venezuelan State to combat trafficking and promote the prevention of misuse and consumption of illicit substances to guarantee a healthy and drug-free society.
In this sense, he reiterated the country’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty and combating international mafias that seek to use Venezuelan territory as a route for illicit trafficking.
“We have carried out more than 60 thousand popular consultations in the national territory, with greater participation in Anzoátegui, Barinas, Lara, Miranda, Zulia and the Capital District, which reflects an important commitment of our people in the construction of effective policies (…) nothing is more powerful than the people,” Sandrea reported.
The Major General highlighted the efforts of the Venezuelan State to combat trafficking and promote the prevention of misuse and consumption of illicit substances to guarantee a healthy and drug-free society.
Among the most notable achievements, he recalled the seizure of 63,129,779 kilograms of drugs in this year 2025 in various operations.
“These actions are part of a comprehensive strategy that includes the fight against micro-trafficking and the application of popular intelligence in the communities,” he indicated.
The Superintendent stressed that Venezuela continues to be a hostile territory for drug trafficking, thanks to the early warnings implemented by the State.
