Primero Justicia Denounces Social and Health Emergency Due to Service Collapse: 'We Are Tired of Absurd Rationing'
The political organization Primero Justicia (PJ) denounced this Monday the worsening of the basic services crisis in Venezuela, calling it a systematic violation of human rights. The party pointed out that the collapse of the National Electric System (SEN) and the aqueduct network is the result of almost three decades of structural divestment, corruption and unprofessionalization of the sector.
TL;DR
- Primero Justicia (PJ) denounces the acute crisis in basic services in Venezuela as a systematic human rights violation.
- The collapse of the National Electric System (SEN) and aqueduct networks is attributed to nearly three decades of structural divestment, corruption, and unprofessionalism.
- Western states face electricity rationing exceeding 12 hours daily, while eastern regions have been without water for 70 days.
- PJ rejects government claims blaming international sanctions, asserting that mismanagement and corruption are the root causes.
- The party proposes incorporating the College of Engineers of Venezuela (CIV) into the solution and advocates for democratic transition to restore public services and attract investment.