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Venezuela inaugurates largest desalination plant in Latin America The Venezuelan leader announced that now the South American country has 116 desalination plants to convert sea water into drinking water. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro inaugurated on Thursday the third largest desalination plant in Latin America and the largest in the country. Through his Twitter account the Venezuelan leader stressed that now the South American nation is at the forefront with 116 plants to convert seawater into drinking water, in order to preserve the future of humanity. Nicolás Maduro ✔ @NicolasMaduro We arrived at the Peninsula of Macanao to inaugurate another great revolutionary work, the largest desalination plant made in Venezuela. We are at the forefront with 116 plants to convert seawater into drinking water and thus preserve the future of humanity. 16:50 - 12 Apr 2018 The desalination plant will help the urban system of distribution of drinking water to all the communities of the parish of San Francisco, on the Island of Margarita, which currently does not have a permanent distribution system. In addition to the Nueva Esparta plant, they were also inaugurated in the state of Vargas and Falcón. >> Venezuela suspends relations with new Panamanian companies The plant will have a capacity of 110 liters per second and will store about two million liters of water. What amounts to more than 90,000 inhabitants benefited with the sub-processor of ice and a bottling plant. From the Nueva Esparta state, Maduro announced the creation of the National Water Industry that will be in charge of manufacturing, installing and maintaining the desalination plants on the Venezuelan coast. >> How have social missions grown in Venezuela? "We, having these plants in association with China, can go to export these plants, built by China and Venezuela from the national territory throughout the South American and Central American Caribbean," the president said. In that sense, Maduro stressed that with the implementation of this industry can generate foreign exchange to break the financial blockade imposed by the United States (US) against the South American nation.

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