Venezuelan pollster Hinterlaces has published a study in Caracas revealing that 61% of Venezuelans support the social protection policies of the Bolivarian Government, especially after recent earthquakes.

In addition, 69% of respondents support the Plan Venezuela Renace, promoted by interim president Delcy Rodríguez, to assist those affected.

This support is observed after the restoration of essential services and the distribution of emergency funds.

La mayoría de los venezolanos valora positivamente el rumbo del país y la respuesta gubernamental ante los sismos

📊 Monitor País Hinterlaces (6 de Agosto 2026) pic.twitter.com/RogKqdLZ3Y

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Rodriguez’s office temporarily suspended the export of construction materials to prioritize national reconstruction. It is important to highlight that the state initiative called Plan Venezuela Renace guarantees dignified relocation, delivery of housing, and comprehensive care for affected families.

In addition, the effectiveness of the Bolivarian Government’s technical deployment neutralized disinformation campaigns promoted by opposition sectors on digital platforms.

In political sovereignty, 63% of citizens prioritize stabilizing the national economy before calling for presidential elections. Only 34% of the population prefers to advance political elections. This trend confirms the popular will to safeguard national productive recovery against external pressures.

Finally, the survey reveals solid popular optimism. 68% of inhabitants project an improvement in the economic situation. Likewise, 66% affirm that Venezuela is moving in the right direction. The national public opinion study has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5%.

During the period from July to December of this year, the delivery of an additional 4,000 homes in Venezuela is anticipated. In addition, within the framework of the Venezuela Renace plan, it is projected to exceed 10,000 housing solutions by 2027.

On the other hand, the Venezuelan State maintains 107 transitory camps to assist more than 23,582 people affected by an earthquake, offering medical care, food, and hygiene services. Simultaneously, local economic activity has shown progressive recovery, with 56% operability in impacted areas and 90% in unaffected areas.


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