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More than 230 Schools Are Ready to Start Classes in La Guaira (Venezuela), After Earthquakes

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More than 230 schools are ready to start classes in La Guaira (Venezuela), after earthquakes

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Without detailing which schools are rehabilitated, Alejandro Terán assured that on 14 September there will be more than 230 establishments

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The sum of the 117 unaffected and 122 recovered centres consolidates a total of 239 suitable institutions, representing 84.4 % of the school infrastructure operating in the coastal region.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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More than 230 schools are ready to start classes in La Guaira (Venezuela), after earthquakes

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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"As of Monday, we will have in extraordinary conditions, rehabilitated, a total of 239 educational institutions in La Guaira," said Governor Alejandro Terán The post More than 230 schools are ready to start classes in La Guaira, after earthquakes appeared first on El Carabobeño.

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Governor Alejandro Terán confirms the rehabilitation of the schools for the period 2026-2027, while the Ministry of Education prioritizes the psychosocial care of the students.

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A total of 239 schools in La Guaira, the Venezuelan state most affected by the earthquakes recorded on June 24, are ready to welcome students with the beginning of the school year 2026-2027, scheduled for Monday. The governor of La Guaira, Alejandro Terán, reported that the institutions were rehabilitated to guarantee the return to the classrooms in appropriate conditions, after the damage caused by the telluric movements. Terán stressed that th…

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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