The Bolivarian Government has set up five schools in La Guaira that served as temporary camps

Published at: 11/11/2026 02:55 PM

A total of five schools that functioned as temporary camps for families affected by the double earthquake of June 24 have been released and reincorporated into the education system in the state of La Guaira, after the rehabilitation of the Martín Luther King School in Naiguatá, the entity's governor, José Alejandro Terán, said.

He indicated that the campus reopened its doors to receive boys and girls at the beginning of the school year, after being conditioned to resume their academic activities. According to the regional president, the infrastructure was in better condition than before the emergency, with rehabilitated rooms, a new kitchen, cellar, bathrooms and pumping systems fully equipped and equipped.

“It fills us with joy to see them smile, to receive the affectionate embrace of their teachers, to enjoy the love that processing mothers put on every plate of food and to experience fraternity between colleagues,” Terán said on his social networks.

With these actions, the government is making progress in restoring school spaces that were occupied as shelters during the contingency. The measure allows families in Naiguatá to once again have an optimal educational center for the training of their children, while ensuring the continuity of the school year.

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