00:00Let's go live now to Caracas, Venezuela, where the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, is offering statements. Let's listen.
00:11Of communities, of what is our farmers, of theater, of crafts, of painting, poetry, narrative, of music.
00:24For example, and supporting communal sectors, investing in culture.
00:32In second place, parallel, supporting specific projects of youth, for youth, and with youth, created for young people.
00:47Because young people have complained and have said that prioritized projects don't involve young people and their needs.
00:59So we are forming a youth committee for a communal circuit to support them. That is worth it.
01:09And if we use all of the resources of culture and youth and put them in a certain path, things are going to work correctly.
01:24You know what I'm talking about.
01:27Then I said to the vice president, Chelsea Rodríguez, the head of the economic team, I told her, we also need to do the same with the economy.
01:43The economic projects and productive projects.
01:50And this act of today is the first step that we're taking.
01:57Happy first step to finance economic projects.
02:03Look, of historical level, that are recovering and promising a lot for the economic future of Venezuela coffee.
02:15We have come here for that purpose.
02:18Yes, President, we want to extend our greetings to the Venezuelan people.
02:23The coffee farmers of Venezuela are happy today celebrating retaking the communal plan that was born with Commander Chavez and remains because our coffee crops.
02:38We are live to Caracas, Venezuela, listening to the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro,
02:50during his statements in the meeting for the handover of the budget for the communal plan of coffee 2024.
02:58During his remarks, the president greeted farmers of Venezuela for the work in the production of the country.
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