The president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, presented this Monday the report of management on the political and governmental exercise during 2017, before the National Constituent Assembly (ANC), in the Federal Legislative Palace, at Caracas.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro met at Miraflores Palace in Caracas, with three of the four opposition governors sworn by the National Constituent Assembly, which represents the beginning of a new era of coexistence with opposition sectors for the President.
The Government of Venezuela will meet next Monday and Tuesday with the new governors for the design of a national plan for the development of the country, President Nicolas Maduro said.
The National Constituent Assembly approved an agreement declaring the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela as a territory of peace, where life and human rights are promoted and respected.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recognized the plenipotentiary and sovereign power of the National Constituent Assembly as the maximum organ to govern the fate of the Bolivarian country.
The nations members of the Bolivarian Alliance of the Peoples’ of Our America – People’s Trade Treaty (ALBA-TCP) condemned the attempts by the United States to attack Venezuela, and reiterated the call to the establishment of a constructive and respectful dialogue.
On entering tomorrow in its second day of work, the members of the National Constituent Assembly face the challenge of avoiding the Magna Carta to contain laws affecting most of Venezuelans.
