Published at: 10/11/2026 10:10 AM

The facilities of the José Gervasio Artigas Educational Complex, located in the Sucre parish of Caracas, were formally handed over to its board of directors after carrying out work as a temporary camp for 132 families affected by the earthquake of last June, allowing the start of the 2026-2027 school year in person for an enrollment of 974 students.

For four and a half months, the space housed 394 people who received comprehensive care coordinated by the Treasury Bank and social ministries, until their relocation to housing solutions through the Venezuela Renace Plan. The delivery process included the rehabilitation of classrooms, dining rooms, sports areas and installation of security systems for the institution's morning, afternoon and night shifts.

In this regard, the first vice-president of the National Assembly, Pedro Infante, highlighted the community and institutional effort during the reopening ceremony: “Schools are being delivered in better conditions; the rooms that served as temporary homes now have rehabilitated sports areas, optimized dining rooms and technological innovations for the benefit of students.”

The event was attended by the president of the Treasury Bank and Deputy Minister of Digital Economy, Banking, Insurance and Securities, Jimmy Berríos Ojeda, together with authorities from the education sector, confirming the restart of training activities in the school entity.

Mazo News Team