With the participation of political sectors, officials and opponents from the region, the special national day for dialogue was established in the state of Bolívar, which seeks to promote the construction of new laws, including electoral laws.
The activity was headed by the AN representative, Tanta Díaz, who explained that this national day seeks to collect each request regarding the electoral context, so that various differences can be resolved and new spaces of confrontation can be avoided.
It was learned that the national dialogue table has already been installed in 14 states of the country, a fact that according to the participants present reflects the willingness to use dialogue to resolve differences.
Díaz clarified that this national day, promoted by the national executive, seeks in the first instance to “sincere the political intentions of each participant.”
“We are pleasantly surprised by the will of the opposition political parties and social movements that participate, beyond what their directives demand,” he indicated.
The Representative also explained that the different regions have joined the dialogue, and in her opinion “it reflects a very beautiful and solid political movement, with a clear route that is the well-being of the country.”
It was learned that in 14 states of the country, the national dialogue table has already been installed, a fact that according to the participants present reflects the willingness to use dialogue to resolve differences.
The governor of Bolívar state, Ángel Marcano, who also participated in the event, maintained that dialogue must prevail and not be conditioned to external interests, based on respect and recognition of each party.
“This special national commission for the review of electoral laws is a dialogue table, which aims to promote the exercise of participatory and leading democracy in the country, a legacy of our commander Hugo Chávez since 1999.”
Later
Representative Díaz participated in a community meeting at the Darío Vivas Socialist Mission Base, where together with the popular power she also gave the debate on the special day of dialogue and explained the importance of understanding the times of each action.
On this journey, the Deputy was accompanied by Yelitze Santaella and evaluated the progress and organization of each sector in the development of their projects by circuit and assured that the reform and creation of laws will allow a “more fluid growth dynamic in the country.”
