Damage From Earthquakes Endangers the Education of 18,000 Students in Venezuela
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Independent EspañolCARACAS (AP) — Thousands of students could run out of classes if in the coming weeks the damage caused by the two powerful earthquakes in dozens of schools of the Fe y Alegría movement, promoted in poor neighborhoods of Venezuela by the Society of Jesus, are not repaired.
Representatives of the Fe y Alegría network in Venezuela reported on August 5 that 30 of their students from the Simón Bolívar School in Caraballeda, La Guaira, died during the earthquake of June 24. According to the figures presented at a press conference, at least 715 students and 280 workers registered damage to their homes nationwide. Father José Gregorio Terán, director general of the education movement in the country, emphasized that educa…
Damage from earthquakes endangers the education of 18,000 students in Venezuela
(EFE).- The damage caused by the earthquakes of last June in the country puts at risk the educational service of 18,727 young people if the 31 "critical" spaces of the network of schools of Fe and Joy are not repaired before the beginning of the next academic period, in September, the organization warned this Wednesday. "18.000 [...] The entry Damages from earthquakes put at risk the education of 18,000 students in the country was first publishe…
The organization reported damages in 73 educational spaces in the country. Although it clarified that none of its schools collapsed, it warned that some buildings present significant damages that require interventions before the resumption of activities. The post Fe y Alegría confirms the death of 31 students and one teacher due to earthquakes appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
The damage caused by the double earthquake in Venezuela last June puts the education of 18,727 young people at risk if the 31 "critical" facilities in the Fe y Alegría school network are not repaired before the start of the next academic year in September, the organization warned Wednesday. "18,000 students could be left without classes if we don't manage to repair these schools," said the director general, Father José Gregorio Terán, who indica…
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