More than 100 schools in Aragua have been recovered by the Bolivarian Government

Governor Joana Sánchez accompanied the restart of classes in Aragua
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Published at: 18/09/2026 12:00 PM

More than a hundred schools in the state of Aragua received comprehensive care, for the start of the new school year, for the benefit of communities and the teaching sector, said the governor of the entity, Joana Sánchez.

The regional president explained that, thanks to the joint and articulated effort of the Military Community Brigades for Education and Health (BRICOMILES), a total of 30 schools in various municipalities in the region are already fully rehabilitated.

He also highlighted that another 50 educational institutions are currently being intervened through a model of direct co-management between the regional government and mayors, ensuring speed and efficiency in the improvements of learning spaces.

Similarly, according to a press release, Governor Sánchez reported that in the month of October, rehabilitation work will begin formally in 20 additional schools, thus consolidating the recovery schedule for the physical school plant in Aragüeña.” This is good news for our teachers,” he said.

Sánchez also highlighted his management's unwavering commitment to dignifying the work of educators and ensuring suitable, comfortable and safe spaces for the pedagogical development of thousands of children and young people in the entity.

Mazo News Team

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