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Education sectors in Argentina and Spain face reforms and investments

Various educational developments are occurring across Argentina and Spain. In Argentina, the educational community in Buenos Aires has protested against budget cuts and reforms affecting technical training institutes. In Tierra del Fuego, a compensation plan has implemented mandatory Saturday classes in select schools to recover teaching hours lost due to infrastructure issues, such as carbon monoxide exposure and building leaks.

In Córdoba, the provincial government has signed technical assistance agreements with inter-municipal entities to develop regional territorial agendas, while also offering over 40 free virtual courses through Campus Córdoba. Additionally, the University of Morón has opened a new regional center in Cañuelas to support distance learning students.

In Spain, the Sabadell City Council has invested over 15 million euros in improving local school infrastructure, focusing on maintenance and the removal of hazardous materials like asbestos. Meanwhile, the Amancio Ortega Foundation has opened applications for its scholarship program, which provides funding for Spanish students to study in Canada and the United States.

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Amancio Ortega Foundation · Córdoba Province Government · Escuela N° 24 Juan Ruiz Galán · Escuela Provincial N° 19 Primera Legislatura · Government of Buenos Aires · Ministry of Education · Ministry of Education of Tierra del Fuego · Río Grande · Sabadell City Council · School N° 19 Primera Legislatura · School N° 24 Juan Ruiz Galán · University of Morón

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