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La Guaira Aims to Complete 80% of School Rehabilitation Before Classes Resume

From El Nacional · () Spanish

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  • La Guaira’s School Construction Brigades have completed 57% of their work after three weeks.
  • The program is rehabilitating 119 schools across all 11 parishes before classes resume in September.
  • Authorities set an 80% completion target for the fourth week, with military, police, community and education personnel involved.

La Guaira authorities want to raise school rehabilitation work from 57% to 80% before students return to classrooms in September. The target applies to the fourth week of the state’s School Construction Brigades program.

The operation currently covers 119 schools simultaneously across La Guaira’s 11 parishes. Governor José Alejandro Terán reported the 57% overall progress at the end of the program’s third week and praised the teams working to restore educational facilities.

Military personnel, police forces, communities and education workers are coordinating the interventions. Authorities plan to maintain the pace of construction and repairs over the coming days, aiming to prepare the schools before the new academic year begins.

Terán described education as “the heart of our homeland and the engine that moves our community” while reporting the program’s progress on Instagram.

Education is the heart of our homeland and the engine that moves our community.

— José Alejandro TeránThe governor used the phrase while reporting progress by the School Construction Brigades.
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Originally published by El Nacional in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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