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📝 INTERVIEW | Esquisa Omaña: ‘Agroecology Is the Alternative to the Climate and Civilization Collapse’ In the latest VA interview, Venezuelan biologist and ecologist Esquisa Omaña, a researcher at the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (IVIC) and doctoral candidate in Agrarian Social Studies at the University of Córdoba (Argentina), discusses agroecology as a grassroots alternative to agribusiness. She is also active in the GMO-Free Venezuela Campaign and the Pueblo a Pueblo Plan. 'Agroecology or nothing,' states Omaña, stressing that only community-based farming rooted in Indigenous and Afro-descendant traditions can confront the climate and civilization collapse. She points to rotational conuco agriculture and initiatives like Pueblo a Pueblo, which supplies 100 tons of food monthly to schools, as proof that local models can feed people while challenging corporate control of food systems. 🔗 Read the full interview here: https://shorturl.at/zWvmQ #Agroecology#ClimateChange#PuebloaPueblo

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Popular Organizations Push Direct Distribution Routes to Boost Food Security Pueblo a Pueblo and the Communard Union are providing affordable access to fish and vegetables by connecting popular organizations. Pueblo a Pueblo delivered 1,000 packs of fish and seafood, each weighing 3.8 kilograms, in Caracas, Yaracuy, Lara and Trujillo. The packages, sold at $13, represented savings of 50–60% compared to local markets. At the same time, the Communard Union transported 3.5 tons of vegetables from Trujillo to communes in Lara state. Between 500 and 600 people purchased potatoes, carrots, onions and tomatoes at prices around 40% below market levels. Both initiatives strengthen direct distribution routes between producers and communities. 🔗 Read the full report: https://shorturl.at/3HDgP #CommunardUnion#FoodSovereignty#PopularPower#PuebloaPueblo