Nosliw Rodríguez Franco (26 October 1988) is a Venezuelan politician. Nosliw was deputy of the

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for Cojedes. She is currently a member of the

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Career

She graduated in civil engineering in the

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. She is a militant of the

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(PSUV in Spanish), from the ranks of the Youth of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (JPSUV), starting her tasks in the municipal political team of Lima Blanco, to later be promoted to the political state team in Cojedes. Being already inside of the PSUV, she assumes the leadership of the situational room in the Lima Blanco municipality, as well as the organization area of the Chávez party in the Cojedes state. She is currently the state secretary of the Youth of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, coordinator of the bases of missions of her circuit and was coordinator of the Corporation of Intermediate Industries of Venezuela (''CORPIVENSA''). During the 2015 parliamentary elections, Nosliw takes the nominal candidacy for the

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of the second circuit of Cojedes, formed by the municipalities of Tinaquillo, Lima Blanco, Tinaco, Girardot and Pao de San Juan Bautista, winning with 54% of the votes. She was a member of the parliamentary Permanent Commission of Science, Technology and Innovation. In 2016, she declared "we don’t have high levels of malnourishment" during an interview in

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, stating "you even know it, only that you allow yourself to be filled with the national and international media trash". On 30 July 2017, she was elected as a member of the

. Nosliw was identified as one of the people that led an attack against

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on 11 June 2022 in San Carlos,

Cojedes state Cojedes State (, ) is one of the 23 states of Venezuela. The state capital is San Carlos. Cojedes State covers a total surface area of and, in 2011, had a census population of 323,165. Etymology The name Cojedes, has its origin in the Cariban ...

, where pro-government followers threw objects at him and violently removed him from the restaurant he was holding a meeting in.

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