Venezuelan literacy refers to the ability of the population in Venezuela to read and write. Over the years, the country has made significant efforts to improve literacy rates, particularly through government programs aimed at education. As of recent estimates, the literacy rate in Venezuela is around 97%, indicating a high level of basic education among its citizens. The Bolivarian government has implemented various initiatives, such as the "Mission Robinson" program, which focuses on teaching reading and writing to adults. These efforts have contributed to reducing illiteracy and promoting education as a fundamental right for all Venezuelans.