Arnelly Antonietta Morales Del Rosario

-(mailto- Editorial Antoinette Morales Coordinator of the Young Venezuela Network in the state of Cojedes In the midst of a pandemic crisis where waiting for a response on a possible vaccine is the news that we all await; Throughout these » adapts, the strategies to months we have visualized Translation how the world  achieve the objectives in the midst of the quarantine are increasing, month after month we visualize how the objectives are being achieved despite the current scenario. The month of September for Red Joven Venezuela was the beginning of a new semester full of enthusiasm and, above all, many ideas to achieve the objectives of our project: Participation for change. In September, as every year, the International Day of Democracy was celebrated and in this the young people of the network were very active in their states and through campaigns on social networks, also as always in September for 5 years we joined the Papagayos activity for the peace of Funda Epekéina. A month full of good vibes and a lot of enthusiasm in all our locations, the work done by our young people in their closest environments is highly inspiring and defines without a doubt that #TogetherWeFormCountry Young Network of the Month We present to you one of the people who has worked the longest in his state and without a doubt an example for the Young Venezuela Network, “approximately 3 years ago I began to be part of this Organization through the 3rd National Meeting in the City of Caracas” . Juan Noguera, 24 years old, lives in the Churuguara Parish, Federation Municipality of the State of Falcón, doing a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering at the Francisco de Miranda National Experimental University. The contingency is a challenge for him, they led him to execute innovative ideas to train young people, but even the public policies of the region do not collaborate for development. “It is not a reason to give up, but it is something that has allowed me to continue fighting and working with resilience in the face of whatever challenge I present.” Translation »  The commitment he has had during these years gives a lot to talk about him, to continue fighting so that his person and all those around him can advance politically, socially and economically. "Since he has allowed me to train and be a better leader in my State every day, he has allowed me to grow personally and professionally." "I consider that I am willing to continue working, promoting training at my headquarters, which allows for the formation of new leaders willing to work for a change in the country." This type of young person has an important added value for the community, unique personalities strengthen the identity of this NGO and without a doubt Juan is one of them. Top 5 Youth Network Venezuela September Featured Activities Last September, it continued with very important events at the national level, taking into account contingency and flexibility to continue carrying out training activities to all possible communities.  Translation » Cumana Headquarters In Cascajal, City of Cumaná, they held the Parrots for Peace event commemorating the international day of peace, its origin and importance. Both children and young people and adults participated with the idea of ​s preading this message to other people, so that with messages without violence they can encourage the rescue of a full democracy both in the state of Sucre and in the rest of the country. Apure Headquarters Rafael Pacheco in the state of Apure led a confectionery training in the 13 de Septiembre neighborhood, raising community training to a new level, so that there is an advance in  the purchasing power of the people who live in this sector. Being more active and with the support to obtain new strategies, they give life to the new Venezuelan. Translation » Opinion, youth and democracy Ethics and values: organizations role of citizens and The crisis in which we find ourselves is becoming more and more noticeable and, what is worse, it is taking a long time. Some experts predict that we will get out of it, but slowly. But this is not only in the hands of multilateral organizations; such as the UN, WHO, European Union, International Monetary Fund, among others. It also depends on all of us. We must not passively wait for solutions from “above” or “social achievements”. In the midst of the pandemic crisis that humanity faces today, and that compromises our present and our future in many ways, what is the role that ethics plays or should play, both in the daily actions of civil society, and in the behavior of citizens? It is time to give importance to the values ​o f ethics (responsible freedom, plurality, universalist solidarity, respect and attitude of dialogue). The economic and social crisis as a consequence of said pandemic is going to require strong political and economic organizations to watch over the millions of people who are becoming unemployed, or with jobs that do not allow them to lead a decent life, adding to this the economic crisis and politics totally unrelated to the COVID-19 that Venezuela has been experiencing for years, is an extremely terrifying scenario for the Venezuelan. Indeed, the citizen has a very important role in society. It should not be tolerated that politicians areTranslation more aware» of the elections than of the  p common good (although this is not unthinkable in the Venezuelan scenario). We cannot be citizens who are not committed to caring for others. We must all adopt a greater commitment to mutual cooperation, in support of the most vulnerable people: the poor, the elderly, the disabled, children and young people, abused women, the sick, animals, among others. It should be underlined that progress must be made towards a new financial and social order that allows States to provide quick solutions to those affected by COVID-19 in the social and economic sphere, so that the weakest can be strengthened. We need to face future crises together. It is important for governments to be more responsible, humanitarian organizations and citizens in general. We need an ethic of responsibility, we must act with great attention to both the positive and negative consequences of what we do, but giving priority to the consequences on the most vulnerable people. Likewise, all people must be empowered, so that they are less vulnerable. As an organization it is our duty to provide tools that empower the greatest number of people in Venezuela. What kind of values ​a nd actions should we exercise as citizens and organization? 1. Do not promote hatred and contempt towards the other, comments on social networks, unconfirmed rumors and other messages that encourage negative actions. Instead, we must convey only messages of hope, belonging and responsibility. 2. See the world objectively and not let yourself be swamped by difficulties. 3. Help others to the extent that is within our reach, starting with the most needy people (neighbors, family members who are experiencing financial difficulties, friends who need company and consolation, among others). 4. We must commit to denouncing abuses and injustices that we can observe in our closest environment (family, neighbors, municipality, state, organizations, among others.) 5. We must commit ourselves, each one to the extent of our possibilities, to advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals Translation » (2030 agenda) to start projecting our actions fulfilling each  (2030 agenda), to start projecting our actions fulfilling each objective one by one. 6. It is time to discover what we can contribute to those around us, we are all valuable for the common good; dispose ourselves to give that contribution as people, as citizens and as an organization, giving the best example that we are capable of giving. From Red Joven Venezuela it is time to remain committed as an organization to promote ethics and citizen values ​i n each young Venezuelan from small actions, in the midst of this pandemic crisis our work is of the utmost importance to achieve the country we want to build. It is time to fulfill our duties and demand our rights, thus being authentic citizens who fight and work day by day from every corner of the country, from our new project- Participation for change we must rescue and strengthen democracy in Venezuela from our actions training, it is time to remain committed. By: Antonieta Morales coordinator of RJV in the state of Cojedes We recommend it  Translation » This month, entering the digital world, we have on Youtube the Ruzzarin Bros Podcast and the episode Public Policies to Reduce Class Inequality. It is a conversation between four Mexicans about politics in their country, a material where you can find both similarities and differences in the Venezuelan reality. This is a sample of how democracies move in other countries, the perspective they have in Mexico on the issues that we also handle in our country; They address community leadership, political transparency, populism, suffrage and much more. In one hour a very fruitful and thoughtful talk is proposed.  Translation »