Homeland Bonds in Venezuela: who receives them, how to register, when and what you should know

(CNN Spanish) — The Venezuelan Government delivers bonds to vulnerable people who have suffered from the covid-19 pandemic and the economic, humanitarian, political and social crisis in which the country is submerged. Here we tell you what you should know about the bonds of the Patria System in Venezuela.

The vouchers provided by the Patria System are intended for a specific number of vulnerable Venezuelans who have registered with the web platform of the Patria Systemcreated by the Government to manage different payments, subsidies, social benefits or bonuses.

To opt for any of these bonuses, it is necessary to create a profile on the web, complete the corresponding forms.

The system will require data such as identity card, telephone number, date of birth, sex, place of residence, etc.

These bonuses are distributed randomly, which means that some people receive them while others do not, and there is no clear logic behind the allocations. In addition, there is no option to sign up for a specific bonus, so you just have to wait for one to be assigned.

In the case of public sector workers, they receive a bonus every month called “War Bonus”, which has a value of US$ 30.

Those citizens who obtain a bonus will be notified by text message from 3532 that changes according to the name of the bonus, such as the following: “1×10 of Good Government”

“The 1×10 of Good Government has been a successful and victorious method to attend to the reports of the people. A year of battle, solutions and victory. (ID of the beneficiary)”.

Once this message is received, it is necessary to enter the Patria System website and click on “Receive bonus” so that it can be entered into your wallet.

The time in which the bonuses can be received is between 6:00 am and 10:00 pm. local time.

What is the Homeland System of Venezuela?

The Patria System is a platform established four years ago by the questioned President Nicolás Maduro, with the aim of providing financial and social support to the most vulnerable citizens of his country. This platform was created in response to the multiple crises that affect the population, leaving many people in a vulnerable situation.

Through the Patria System, the Maduro government distributes a variety of payments, subsidies, social benefits, and bonuses to those who need it most. These resources are intended to alleviate economic difficulties and improve the quality of life of people affected by the crisis in the country.

The Patria System is linked to the carnet de la patria, an identification card implemented in 2017 that, according to Nicolás Maduro, seeks to become the new identity document for Venezuelan citizens.

The Chavista government maintains that at least 18 million Venezuelans are already registered in the Patria System. Although some analysts consider that this figure could be simply propaganda, there is also the possibility that many citizens have registered in the hope of receiving some bonus from the State.