Published at: 04/11/2026 09:07 AM

The Bolivarian Government inaugurated the first Robotics and Programming Classroom at the Generalissimo Francisco de Miranda State Educational Complex, located in the Chaguaramas sector of Filas de Mariche, Miranda state.

This new training space is designed to serve more than 3,300 children and young people from the point and circle, who will be able to strengthen their learning in the scientific and technological area.

According to a press release, the new robotics and programming classroom has a gamer room, an educational play area to guide children in playful learning and the encouragement of logical thinking, as well as a programming room and educational robotics.

During the opening ceremony, the governor of the state of Miranda, Elio Serrano, highlighted the impact of territorializing technological training and bringing scientific education directly to neighborhoods and communes.

“What is very important for us is that here in this town, in the fight against capitalism, space is opening up for scientific practice, science, robotics. Even here, we also teach those little engineers who are otherwise going to be our professionals of the future. This is an expression of love that the Bolivarian Government makes for teaching science, technology, and besides that, that our scientific hotbed can express itself,” said Serrano.

For her part, the Deputy Minister for the Communalization of Science for Production, Danmarys Hernández, highlighted the scope of the National Scientific Seed Program and the goal set by the National Executive.

“The Bolivarian Government is providing more than one million three hundred thousand scientific, scientific, mathematical and assistant seedbeds to the promotion of technology. In response to the request of our President Delcy Rodríguez to reach the two million young people enrolled in this program,” said the Deputy Minister.

Hernández also called on regional institutions and grass-roots movements to actively join this training agenda that integrates families and communities.

Mazo News Team