After his tour of the interior of the country, which includes towns such as Ciudad Guayana, San Felipe, Maracaibo, Tucupita and San Fernando de Apure, Caleca stressed that he found himself hungry and in need as a result of a paralyzed country.
The candidate for the opposition primaries Andrés Caleca presented a government program that he would apply if he became president of the country, focused on combating the country’s food crisis with a two-year project financed with national and international capital.
In an act held in Valle de la Pascua, in the state of Guárico, Caleca stressed that he made combating the food crisis a priority due to his travels through the interior of the country and his contact with the population. He remembered that a investigation from the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello pointed out that 82% of Venezuelans live in poverty and half in critical poverty.
“We cannot allow this and, therefore, my first decision will be to decree a food emergency to deal with this situation,” he said.
As detailed by the candidate, this program would last two years and would be financed with the help of multilateral organizations, including the United Nations Organization (UN), a request that they would make due to the complex humanitarian state of emergency that the country is suffering.
The objective of the Venezuela without Hunger project is to face food shortages and malnutrition in the short term, while the country’s productive apparatus is reactivated, for which national and international private capital investment will be encouraged, generating stable and well-developed employment. remunerated that allow Venezuelans to live with dignity.
After his tour of the interior of the country, which includes towns such as Ciudad Guayana, San Felipe, Maracaibo, Tucupita and San Fernando de Apure, Caleca stressed that he found himself hungry and in need as a result of a paralyzed country.
«The malnourished, sad, hopeless people, waiting for a CLAP bag that never arrives and, when it does, it comes full of weevils because they steal everything on the way. We cannot allow that », she reflected.
With respect to the doubts that seize public opinion as a result of the mistrust that the National Electoral Council (CNE) has created with the resignation of its rectors, which compromises the intention to vote in the presidential elections, Caleca insists that it is possible to achieve change through elections.
“We have launched this candidacy to inspire the country, to tell it that we can change, that we have the power to do so, which is none other than the immeasurable power of voting for all Venezuelans as one because Venezuela deserves more,” he said.
He assures that more than 80% of the population longs for a political change in the country, for which reason he proposes the formation of a national coalition that brings together this entire sector of the population.
In addition, he stressed that Chavismo expects the opposition to abandon the electoral route, for which reason he insisted that they cannot fall for these provocations, since the electoral terrain is precisely where the opposition has the advantage.
“The government knows that the collectives don’t work, because people have lost their fear, they know that we don’t have to bring witnesses to a neighborhood from another neighborhood, because we already have witnesses in the neighborhood who are not afraid of anyone and are going to defend our tables, because the country has changed, 80% of Venezuelans reject them,” he said.
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