The Sociopolitical peripheries in Venezuela and their necessary attention and evangelization based on the documents of the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference (2007-2017)

Abstract

Since the beginning of the 21st century, a political model has been implemented in Venezuela, which aims to hegemonically impose a certain vision of life and society. The development of this model has generated a political, economic, social and moral crisis on a national scale in the country. It is a system that creates a dependency on people, exploits them and practically nullifies them. This situation has practically turned the country into a national periphery. This article aims to identify the socio-political peripheries in Venezuela, see to what extent and in what way they have been treated and assumed, as well as their necessary attention and evangelization, in the Documents of the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference.