Bolivarian Government advances recovery of 10 schools in Guarenas
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Published at: 04/10/2026 03:18 PM
A total of 10 schools are being rehabilitated by the Bolivarian Government in Guarenas, Miranda state, said the Minister of Education, Héctor Rodríguez, during an oversight at the Regulo-Rico State Educational Unit in that town.
According to a press release, Rodríguez explained that the works are part of a recovery program that is being carried out throughout the country, with attention to 27 municipalities affected by the double earthquake and more than a thousand educational institutions.
During the visit, the mayor of the Ambrosio Plaza municipality, Antonio Galíndez, requested to incorporate another 25 schools into the plan and also to add the Cepa School Educational Unit and the Jesús María Marrero Parish School, which are two subsidized institutions that were damaged by earthquakes.
Regarding the request, the minister stated that “the mayor has presented us with a set of additional schools that he wants to recover; we are going to give him all the support”.
Rodríguez also highlighted the working groups that the mayor has been carrying out with directors and directors of the various educational institutions in the jurisdiction and highlighted the coordinated work between the municipal, regional and national governments.
Finally, the minister mentioned among the challenges of keeping boys and girls in the education system, strengthening teaching staff and continuing to improve school infrastructure. He indicated that “enrollment has been growing” and stated as an objective that “no child is left out of the education system”.
Mazo News Team