Bolivarian Government provided 90 schools in La Guaira

Published at: 11/04/2024 09:50 AM

The Bolivarian Government, through the 1x10 of Good Governance, provided industrial kitchens, air conditioners, tanks, chairs, tables, printers, kitchen utensils and other school supplies to 90 institutions in the state of La Guaira.

The delivery took place at the Armando Reverón Educational Complex in Guaracarumbo, located in the Urimare parish, and was chaired by the Minister of Popular Power for Education, Yelitze Santaella accompanied by Governor José Alejandro Terán, the mayor of the Vargas municipality, José Manuel Suárez ; the Single Education Authority, Daniel González and the Commander of Zodi La Guaira, GD Jesús Villamizar.

According to information provided by the Government, this action benefits more than 31,500 students and includes the provision of administrative furniture, blackboards, Internet devices, computers, reams of paper, cleaning supplies and sports kits.

In this regard, Governor Terán reported that 199,71 requests have been reported in La Guaira in the 1x10 Good Governance system , which means that “half of the population of this state has already used the 1x10 tool.”

Terán took the opportunity to report that 135 schools have been recovered in the state with the Military Community Brigades (BRICOMILES), while noting that 35 more will be intervened.

For his part, Santaella, congratulated the authorities of La Guaira for having achieved 100% of the Centers for the Development of Educational Quality in all parishes and added that they have changed the identification of some educational institutions that bear the name of colonizers. “Recently, the name of an institution called Diego Lozada, which I describe as a colonizer and genocidal, was changed to the name of teacher Judith Liendo.”

Mazo News Team