Delcy Rodríguez Signs a Law to Boost Housing Construction After Earthquakes
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Venezuela’s President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, announced the elimination of police checkpoints in cities as part of a new citizen security strategy. The government proposes to replace these fixed checkpoints with patrols and monitoring routes.
On Tuesday, Delcy Rodríguez signed a law to boost housing construction following the double earthquake on June 24.
The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced on Tuesday changes in the police presence in the cities of Venezuela, eliminating urban police posts, known as alcabalas, and introducing a patrol system. “In the next few days we will eliminate the police cabals in the cities; and instead, to guarantee comprehensive security, the patrol mechanism will be strengthened,” said the Venezuelan president in a message about the management …
The president in charge justified the measure after recurring allegations of abuse of authority, in a message transmitted two months after the double earthquake that left more than 6,000 dead
The Venezuelan Executive took a decisive step in the country's housing recovery by formalizing legislation aimed at speeding up the construction of new residences, two months after a dual telluric movement left thousands of families homeless and a large number of fatalities. Delcy Rodríguez, president in charge, formalized the sanction of the norm during a television appearance, where he stressed that the central objective is to remove bureaucra…
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