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The trade union leaders who make up the Frente Amplio Venezuela Libre, chapter Caracas, went to the headquarters of the Venezuelan Bishops' Conference where they recorded a document in which they engage with ecclesiastical representatives to find solutions to the daily crisis of the citizens
José Gregorio Cáribas, councilor of Un Nuevo Tiempo for the municipality of Libertador, informed that the social leaders of the capital met yesterday with Monsignor Trino Fernández, secretary of the CEV.
At the meeting, which took place at the headquarters of the Episcopal Conference in Montalbán, trade union leaders accepted the bishop's exhortation at the CEV's annual plenary assembly , in which they called on the political and social leadership to unite and propose solutions to the problems that the Venezuelan people are suffering.
"We are demonstrating to the Church that we support the efforts of the Catholic Church before the crisis in the country and we agree with them that the only one responsible for the grave situation is the government that has not taken the necessary steps to repair it; on the contrary, what they have done is to harm the Venezuelans, "said the city councilor.
He said that before the economic crisis and the collapse of public services affecting the people of Caracas, social leadership seeks proposals to solve problems with the inhabitants of communities who suffer daily from the lack of food, transportation, as well as deficiencies in the services of electricity, drinking water and urban cleaning. "We must be united with all of Venezuela to get out of this crisis," he added.
Union leaders asked the Church to negotiate with the government to allow humanitarian aid to alleviate the health crisis in the country's hospitals. problem of the low wages perceived by the workers of the union.
More meetings. Cáribas informed that they were in agreement with the Church to organize permanent meetings to work together and contribute to solving the problems of the citizens. Also, Mgr. Fernandez promised to give them the figures that the Venezuelan Church manages on malnutrition rates and the rest of the evils "that the people afflicts."
Among other aspects, the leaders of the Frente Amplio, chapter of Caracas, They are committed to present to the Venezuelan Bishops' Conference the conclusions of the 12 working groups settled on Tuesday, July 17 throughout the country on proposals and solutions to the economic and social situation of the country.
"We take responsibility for this, so we have activities in every parish in Caracas," said Cáribas. He said that they will accompany the social events and that they will begin to develop citizen assemblies, and make house-to-house visits to communities to learn about the problems of their inhabitants.
They propose the organization
During the Assembly of Women In the rebellion against hunger and misery developed by Frente Amplio Venezuela Libre, Ángel Oropeza proposed to those who s & # 39; 39, oppose "dictatorship" to organize it to lead an "unstoppable" political change in the country
. What the government fears the most is unity. This is not a discouraged or desperate country. Disoriented is something else, "said the representative of the guild coalition at the end of his speech in the event, which took place yesterday at the headquarters of the Central University Teachers Association. from Venezuela.
parties and unions who spoke about the particular situations of each and pledged to work for the expression of social protest and the orientation of citizens to fight for political change
"The person responsible for the serious crisis is the government He did not take steps to fix it. What they did, it is to harm the people "
José Gregorio Cáribas, spokesman of the Frente Amplio
Chapter of Caracas
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