The president of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, led the day of street parliamentarianism that began this Friday in the El Valle parish in Caracas and that will be deployed in all the eastern circuits and communities of the country.
“Commune or nothing, that is the order that Chávez gave us”, is the premise to continue together with the people developing to create laws that respond to the true needs of the people, Rodríguez recalled.
Diagonal to Plaza Bolívar in El Valle, in the Integral Sports, Recreational and Educational Center (Cidre), known as the multipurpose field, the meeting of the deputies with the popular power took place on the first day of street parliamentarianism.
“This space was a vacant junkyard, which became what it is today thanks to the demands of the people,” Rodríguez recalled.
“This is an assembly so that the people see our faces face to face and can tell us without any type of mediation, directly, without any type of office, without any type of representation, but here directly, face to face with the people of this parish that I love so much, El Valle, can you tell us how we are advancing towards the construction of a future, towards the construction of a possible and necessary prosperity for the people.
Rodríguez insisted that the deputies are going to visit all the parishes in the country to listen to them, to find out what their needs are.
“We are the ones who must obey your voice in the National Assembly”
Rodríguez assured that in parliament they will not approve any law without it having been discussed with the people.
“We will not pass laws behind the back of the people, they will all be discussed in the hearts of the people of Caracas. Count on your voice to become the voice of the National Assembly
assured that the deputies will dedicate themselves to disseminate laws, to take them to public consultation yaa build the plan of the first 100 days of each law that is approved.
In this way, the work of street parliamentarianism that President Nicolás Maduro requested the National Assembly to carry out throughout this year begins, in order to make laws that really respond to the needs of the people and that lead to the Venezuelan parliament. the voice of venezuelans
Earlier, the deputy Pedro Infante He also explained that next week the permanent commissions will be dedicated to disseminating laws, taking them to public consultation and building the plan for the first 100 days of each law that is approved.
“So that each law translates into better living conditions for our people and the solution to the specific problems of our people,” he stated, thereby responding to President Maduro’s call to the deputies to take to the streets, to govern with the village.
