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Venezuela school reopening faces infrastructure and wage way

6 clusters · 35 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela implements school rezoning following seismic damage

As the 2026-2027 school year begins, the Venezuelan education sector remains defined by a deepening crisis involving infrastructure safety and teacher compensation. Education Minister Héctor Rodríguez has announced plan

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La Guaira earthquake recovery and economic/infrastructure

17 clusters · 48 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela earthquake relief aid declines in La Guaira

Recovery efforts in La Guaira continue following the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes on June 24. The official death toll has been reported at approximately 6,301 to 6,500, with over 73,000 injuries and roughly 17,900 p

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Venezuela earthquake recovery and seismic activity

789 clusters · 4277 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela and PAHO coordinate earthquake recovery efforts

Three months after the June 24 twin earthquakes, the humanitarian and economic crisis in Venezuela persists. The official death toll stands at 6,509, though reports of missing persons vary. Munich RE estimates economic l

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Venezuela science and technology development

4 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela expands scientific education through new centers and programs

Venezuela is implementing several initiatives to strengthen its national science, technology, and research infrastructure. The National Observatory of Science, Technology, and Innovation (Oncti) launched a dissemination

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Venezuela school year begins amid earthquake recovery

7 clusters · 57 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela students return to classes following devastating June earthquakes

The 2026-2027 school year in Venezuela officially began on September 14, with an expected enrollment of over 6 million students. Education Minister Héctor Rodríguez reported that over 99% of the country’s 27,000 schools