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It is the second day of the congress of Bolivarian historical bloc in Venezuela, and our correspondent Belen de Los Santos is there with the details we must know about the event. Hi Bel, what can you share with us at this hour?
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00:00It's the second day of the Congress of Bolivarian Historical Bloc in Venezuela and our correspondent
00:22Belén de los Santos is there with all the details we must know about the event.
00:26Hi Bel, what can you share with us at this hour?
00:29Thank you Ale, exactly this is the last hours of the second day of this Grand Congress of
00:40the Bolivarian Bloc and as we have been saying throughout the day, the discussions, the debates
00:45have been going on.
00:46We are now at the closing hours of this day and as we were saying, there have been different
00:52assemblies underway.
00:53This has been a complete day dedicated to debate, to discussion.
00:59All the different delegates from across the country have been divided into the seven assemblies
01:05that correspond with the seven Ts or the seven transformations and in those assemblies, the
01:13delegates have been giving their opinions about what their proposals are from the territories.
01:19Let's recall that they are bringing their proposals from the territories.
01:23Many delegations have of course been participating in the seven different debates with different
01:29delegates whose role has been to bring to the table these proposals.
01:34So they have been taking the stand one by one, sharing proposals.
01:38Some of them have been exchanging back and forth with a time limit to address all these
01:44different issues and what I wanted to bring to you in this report at the end of the day
01:49was just some of the things that have been discussing and going over in this debate.
01:57For example, let's take, for instance, the first transformation, the assembly dedicated
02:03to the economic modernization and everything related to the economy.
02:09A lot has been going on there.
02:11For example, just to have some ideas of what was discussed there.
02:21One of the things was the need to increase worker participation in the oil industry.
02:27We know how vital the oil industry is for the Venezuelan economy, particularly at this
02:35moment and that is one of the things that worker participation was one of the things
02:41that in the assembly was carried out as something to achieve in the coming years.
02:48Then one of the other things was the need to decrease technological dependency in the
02:53current scenario and all the things that that increases in Venezuela and a path to real
03:00sovereignty also in that sector.
03:03Also another important idea, just to keep in mind how important it is for all the sectors
03:10to be coming together, is how one of the things that was mentioned was the need for just an
03:17economic model to meet the need of every economic sector that has different needs,
03:25different conditions, and that was very important and interesting to hear because, of course,
03:30the idea of building, for example, an economic transformation, hearing from all the sectors
03:41instead of designing a plan.
03:45So in that sense, let's keep in mind how different of a model this is.
03:51If we compare it to, for example, I would say that it would change the economic transformation
03:57only on the basis of its first productive central industry model.
04:02As I said, in contrast to that, we had workers from all different sectors of the country
04:08really bringing their voice and asking for specific strategies and talking about their
04:15own needs.
04:16Producers in the food industry also were talking about also issues and that was one of the
04:25things they were talking about, the need for different financing instruments, for example.
04:31That was just one of the things that were debated as only one of the assemblies that
04:36was given a call.
04:37Just to give you a little bit of a glimpse of what was happening today, the debate is
04:45finishing just for today but will continue tomorrow and let's recall that all of this
04:51will end with all of the assemblies presenting their conclusions, their proposals to the
04:57executive.
04:58The idea is that in that way Venezuela will draw its roadmap for the coming years, looking
05:06not only at the coming mandate but also at the next 30 years.
05:11So that is what is happening here today.
05:13The day is coming to a close.
05:15The Vice President and also Minister Correa will close this panel dedicated to the economy
05:22that is the biggest.
05:23We have just finished talking and people are now gathering for a special closure panel
05:29with Minister Julián Gideon and Osvaldo Carrello.
05:32So that is what we are waiting.
05:34Now I go back to you and we will continue to bring all the information at this panel.
05:42Thank you, Bel, for all the information and also for sharing with us these last minutes
05:46of the second day which is also marked with music and enjoyment.
05:51We were listening to Belén de los Santos amid the congress of the Historic Bolivarian
05:55Bloc.

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