What is the country plan that the delegation of Juan Guaidó presented to the OAS?

Gustavo Tarre Briceño He began his administration Tuesday as a representative to the Organization of American States (OAS) of Venezuela's interim president, Juan Guaidó. Before the ambbadadors of the member countries, the diplomats presented the country plan, recently approved by the National Assembly (NA), to an opposition majority.

Before explaining the plan point by point, Tarrar Briceño said that Venezuela was suffering from "a level of corruption never seen" in the history of the Caribbean country which, at the same time, goes through "the most brutal economic and social collapse".

"Universities, national academies, political movements, hundreds of NGOs, religious, professional and professional badociations" collaborated in the preparation of the project, which aims to guarantee the reconstruction of Venezuela.

The representative of Guaidó to the OAS indicated that there are four areas of consensus: economic policy, empowerment of citizens and guarantee of access to public services, hydrocarbons and social policies.

While "the part of the Plan relating to personal security, institutional reconstruction and the return to full exercise of democratic freedoms, is still in the discussion phase".

The four steps in this process are: technical, politics (creation of agreements and consensus on the basis of technical proposals), socialization (dissemination of the plan proposal) and legislative (The Assembly will sanction the laws).

"The country plan aims to respect the constitutional mandate to establish a society of free and equal men with dignity and rights, recognizing the importance of social justice, solidarity, solidarity and solidarity. social responsibility, ethics, pluralism and respect for fundamental rights ", noted Briceño.

"To end the currency crisis, revive production, create jobs and develop its economy, Venezuela needs fresh money," says the country plan: "In tax matters, the humanitarian emergency and the collapse of public services require significant fiscal expansion financed by external resources", points out the document presented by the Venezuelan diplomat to the OAS.

He also said that as long as the deep crisis persists, "helping the most vulnerable will be among the highest priorities".

"Social programs will have a smaller impact on spending as the economy develops and creates quality jobs.There is a more structural social policy that is reflected in social policy agreements and is badociated with the basic guarantees granted by a state of social law ", adds the Country Plan.

Tresor Briceño said that "corruption, waste, looting and mismanagement of the state's resources" have become one of the main evilsthe Caribbean country.

Guaidó's representative to the OAS stated that "hydrocarbons continue and will remain the main source of currency generation". "The country still offers great potential for the exploitation and commercialization of hydrocarbons and their derivatives."

"The natural resources will remain the property of the nation in accordance with the constitutional norm which establishes the absolute prohibition of giving up, badigning, renting or alienating in any way the resources of the subsoil" , he explained.

In this regard, he acknowledged that Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) "does not have the resources to invest in any project". "The country plan encourages the creation of an independent regulatory body, transparent for" the effective, autonomous and technical management of deposits, as well as for the regulation and supervision of the sector ": l & # 39; Venezuelan Hydrocarbons Agency, which will be responsible for executing rounds of oil and gas bids. "

"An agricultural development plan will be formulated with the aim of boosting domestic production for Venezuelans' food supply, as well as strengthening the export program," said Tarre Briceño, who acknowledged that investments foreigners will be needed to rebuild the country. and the solidarity of the international community.

"We want our presence at the OAS to be one of the mechanisms proposed to the national government for access to resources and international solidarity, technology and investment," he concluded.