Qué funciona en Venezuela

Venezuela's government has invested in broad public-access digital infrastructure through Fundación Infocentro's network of 740+ community technology centres and 244 robotics-education nuclei, though independent evaluation found this eased social inclusion without necessarily building lasting technological literacy. Gender representation in electoral processes remains weak despite administrative parity rules: only 3 of 26 parties met 2020 parity criteria, and women won just 33.57% of National Assembly seats, with no parity regulations published for 2025 elections. At the institutional level, Universidad Católica Andrés Bello deployed a generative-AI chatbot in February 2026 targeting 90% automated resolution of administrative queries, though measured performance data has not yet been published. These practices illustrate selective adoption of technology and democratic governance reforms, with varying effectiveness and sustainability.