Local educational institutions undergo facility improvements in Spain and Argentina

In Spain, the Fundación Cadisla has completed maintenance and improvement works at the IES Airén educational center. The project involved gardening, cleaning, and the removal of weeds and deteriorated furniture to improve the school courtyard. The non-profit organization aims to support the social and labor inclusion of people with disabilities through these professional services.

In Argentina, the Provincial Council of Education of Santa Cruz, in collaboration with the Ralún Cooperative through the “Juntos Somos Región” project, has carried out renovation tasks at Provincial Primary School No. 68 in Río Turbio. The work included painting, pruning, and general building conditioning as part of a historical school recovery plan. These efforts are intended to provide better environments for students and teachers in the coal basin region.