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Venezuela: Delcy Rodríguez proposes Hate Law reform and outlines energy and housing plans

Acting President Delcy Rodríguez has initiated several major domestic programs in Venezuela, including a formal request to the National Assembly for a partial reform of the Hate Law. The law, originally passed in 2017, has been criticized by opposition and human rights groups for being used to suppress political dissent and freedom of expression.

In response to the June 24 earthquakes, the government has delivered 709 new homes to affected families and rehabilitated approximately 1,800 others. The administration has set a target to provide 4,000 homes to victims by the end of 2026, with ongoing construction projects in Ciudad Caribia.

Regarding infrastructure, the government announced a plan to stabilize the National Electric System (SEN) by incorporating 1,300 megawatts during the final quarter of 2026. This includes the reactivation of units at Planta Centro and Termozulia. Additionally, the 2026 winter harvest plan has commenced, with official projections aiming for over 2.6 million metric tons of cereals, primarily corn, to ensure food sovereignty.

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Asamblea Nacional · Carmen Lilia Canturosas Villarreal · Ciudad Caribia · Corpoelec · Delcy Rodríguez · Donald Trump · FINSA Industrial Park · Intendencia Departamental de Lavalleja · Jorge Rodríguez · Minas · Ministerio de Vivienda y Urbanismo · Miyamoto International

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