Mibam delivers credits to miners of Bolívar (Press MIBAM; 18-05-09) With the work opportunities to offer purpose that be not them related to the mining activity, the holder of the Popular Power for the Basic Industries and mining Industry (Mibam), Rodolfo Sanz, delivered - this Monday- micro-credits by the order of the 402,484 Bs.F to 16 beneficiaries originating from the state Bolívar. With this new credit politics is being opened the doors to all those men and women that aspire to be added to the mining reconversion, what will permit to be performed in clearly productive activities that involve to the maintenance of its families, reported the holder of the Mibam. Sanz stood out the interest of the Government bolivariano to implement this type of politics - designed by the national Executive- which they have as basement the industrialization of the mining industry in the country. Although it appeared the idea that the president Chávez, in mining matter, is giving announcements in the future days, Sanz reiterated the importance of the delivery of these credits for who they aspire to be performed in substitute activities to the mining activity and with which would be being done social justice that is the reason of being of the government that heads the Head of state. The also president of the Venezuelan Corporation of Guiana (CVG), affirmed that since the credit program was set in motion, they have been delivered 9. 383,995 Bs.F. Sanz mentioned that this first disbursement that is carried out for the order of the 402,484 Bs.F., they add to the 9. 383,995 Bs.F that already were delivered last year for the development of agricultural projects, purchases of trucks for transportation of merchandise, stockbreeding, young of goats, production of cheeses. Likewise it added that all the beneficiaries were attended by the office of Social Work of the Palace of Miraflores. "It has been delivering resources with projects oriented that permit the people to have own incomes that at the same time guarantee him the support of its families", emphasized. Sanz cited the case of one of the beneficiaries that reported him -that with the credit that last year was delivered him- considers incomes the order of the 8 thousand bolívares strong monthly transporting merchandise. It maintained that all these credits will be being supervised by the Foundation Mission to Chirp. In turn, the president of the Foundation Mission to Chirp, Mirna Muñoz, explained that through the direction of Endogenous Development of the Venezuelan Corporation of Guiana (CVG), technical advice for those families will be being lent that have left the mining activity to be dedicated to another of greater productivity.

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