Manuel Rosales, governor of western Zulia state, feels that after the constitutional referendum on December, a national constituent assembly should be established.

"I think that, definitely, in Venezuela, after this constitutional referendum, we should think seriously about a national constituent assembly, because it would mean recreation and reconciliation of the country."

Rosales claimed that the country cannot work in the midst of violence, disunion and destruction of history, institutions and value.

"This country should find a solution, and that solution should be, of course, a tool that helps us reconcile, join and build a society where all Venezuelans can feel represented."

The state governor maintained that the changes to the Constitution submitted by President Hugo Chávez point to favor the people who are presently in power.