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Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación
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Argentina social security and economic adjustments
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Latest: ANSES announces October social benefit payment schedule
Argentina’s National Social Security Administration (ANSES) has formalized pension and social benefit amounts for October 2026. Following a 1.66% monthly adjustment based on August inflation, the minimum guaranteed pensi
Venezuela school reopening faces infrastructure and wage way
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Latest: Venezuelan teachers call for nationwide march on October 13
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 plans
Latin American educational climate and seismic response
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Latest: Regional infrastructure and education updates in Argentina, Mexico, and Venezuela
Educational authorities across Latin America continue to manage environmental, seismic, and structural challenges. In Mexico, the ‘Acción por la Educación’ program in Huixquilucan is expanding its scope, aiming to rehabi
Vocational training program expansions
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Latest: Community vocational training programs boost entrepreneurship in Venezuela and Ecuador
Regional and national vocational training initiatives have been launched in Spain, Venezuela, and Ecuador to address labor demands and enhance professional skills. In Spain, programs have focused on the construction sec
Venezuela school year begins amid earthquake recovery
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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