Renewed sports court in the Cota 905

More than 850 thousand children of the community will give a feast in the new facility

CARACAS.- With an investment of nearly two billion bolivars, the Ministry of Popular Power for Youth and Sports, reopened Rubén García Sport Court, located in the La Quinta area of ​​Cota 905, in Caracas.
The activity was attended by all the children of the community, who took the opportunity to play various sports disciplines, perform dance shows and receive sports equipment delivery for six schools, by the institution.

This court will benefit more than 850 thousand children in this important sector of Caracas, who will feast when it comes to playing and practicing

national sport, Pedro Infante, pointed out that this initiative makes part of a commitment made with the Vice President of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, who in turn complies with the and state guided by President Nicolás Maduro, on pacification and dialogue.

"Physical activity is a great tool for communication, dating and solidarity.The Cota 905, which has long been stigmatized by violence, can be said today that the new is in the process to build itself: sport and culture, "said the Minister of Youth and Sports. [19659003] Infante added that in addition to the endowment, more than 15 sports promoters of the community have been incorporated, who will be part of the Plan Chamba Juvenil, and will receive their payment so that in this zone the practice and massification of sport are practiced.

Barrio Adentro Deportivo

The Deputy Minister of Sports Massaging, Arnaldo Sánchez, said that work in the community continues with the collaboration of the mission Barrio Adentro Deportivo and l '; Completion of School Games, Community Games and Traditional Games Festival.

Finally, the boxer of the school "Grégory Canelón", Mariángel González, said that she felt very happy with this inauguration of the sports field Rubén García. "I take this opportunity to tell young people to play sports so that they stay away from vices and manage to represent not only their state, but the country."