Pensioners and retirees association · Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

PEJUCAT

An association in Catalonia representing Venezuelan pensioners and retirees, advocating for unpaid benefits and offering guidance, social activities, and cultural outings.

About PEJUCAT

Representing Venezuelan pensioners in Catalonia

PEJUCAT is the Association of Venezuelan Pensioners and Retirees in Catalonia. It represents, supports, and advises pensioners and retirees connected to Venezuela’s social security system and other public or private Venezuelan organizations. Its central goal is to advocate for recognition of pensions and retirement benefits that have gone unpaid.

Who it represents

The association brings together a diverse group of Venezuelan pensioners and retirees living in Catalonia. According to PEJUCAT, about 70% were born in Spain, and some later became Venezuelan citizens. The rest were born in Venezuela, with or without Spanish citizenship.

Services and activities

  • Advice: Guidance and support on pensions, social assistance, paperwork, and available resources.
  • Advocacy: Raising awareness and seeking recognition of unpaid pensions and retirement benefits.
  • Social and cultural activities: Workshops, gatherings, cultural outings, training, and informational events.
  • Transparency: The association publishes its bylaws, assembly and board information, policies, plans, guides, results, income and expenses, financial statements, and annual reports.

Cultural walks and outings

Activities have included walks through the Old City, the Ribera neighborhood, the Waterfront, Old Sarrià, Esplugues de Llobregat, Sants-Hostafrancs, and El Raval, as well as tours focused on Modernist architecture.

Contact

  • President’s office: 615 648 599 — pejucat@gmail.com
  • Administration: 670 103 890 — admpejucat@gmail.com
  • Activities: 664 806 159 — actividadespejucat@gmail.com
  • Pension advice: 606 648 954 — asesorias.pecat@gmail.com

Address: 449 Avinguda Diagonal, 4th floor, 08036 Barcelona. Tax ID: G-66866666.

In brief

Pension advocacy, member guidance, and cultural activities