The lasting memory of the Bolivarian leader became in effect with the commemoration of that intervention on October 20, 2012 in the Council of Ministers, with the leader critically admitting that not enough progress had been made in strengthening the communal councils.
Chavez called for greater integration and centralization of popular power, to strengthen the social state of law and justice, to strengthen communal power, to multiply efficiency, and to consolidate the national public information system.
The correctness of his idea provoked reactions of all kinds in the media, social networks, bodies and institutions, such as the National Assembly that decided October 20 as a national day for the communes, in honor of the main promoter of this social program.
“Let’s all get ready! President Nicolas Maduro wrote on his Twitter account: Communal assemblies, communes and people’s power of the country, to advance towards the new era of transition to socialism, 3R.NETS (Resistance, Rebirth, Revolution) 2030.”
Maduro stressed, during a working day from the El Mizal Commune, in the state of Lara, in the west of the country, which was founded on the initiative of Chavez, that the time has come to review and improve all the laws of people’s power. , from the power board.
The head of state called for a great national debate on this issue, arguing that after a decade the country is in a position to “close a new cycle” of expansion, labor, resistance, regulation, economic warfare and attempts at conquest.
It was time to go “to a new stage, a new time for the transition to socialism, heading towards 2030 or more,” he said.
It is time to conduct a “deep, moving, and transformative comprehensive review” of all the laws of popular power in the National Assembly and entrust this task to the Minister of People’s Power for Communes and Social Movements, Jorge Arreaza.
He said the president convened a national table to review all public policies from national, regional and municipal governments to communes in order to “revolutionize everything and change everything that needs to be changed”.
Maduro noted that the axis of Bolivarian socialism founded by Chavez is territorial socialism and community socialism to produce food, handicrafts, goods and services to meet the needs of communities and surrounding regions.
He stressed that the Bolivarian leader’s most influential contribution “is the proposal for regional socialism, to which we all owe”.
“Commune or nothing! Leader Chavez leads us on this path,” he commented on the social network Twitter.
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