More than a million students in Colombia have returned to classes after the August 10 earthquake, but work is still underway at affected schools in Caldas.
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More than one million students in Colombia have returned to classes following the earthquake that occurred on August 10. Despite the resumption of academic activities, rehabilitation efforts remain ongoing for schools impacted by the seismic event, particularly in the department of Caldas.
On September 15, the Vice Minister of Preschool, Basic and Secondary Education, Gledy María Foliaco, provided an update on the recovery progress. The report was presented to a bicameral commission tasked with monitoring the support provided to those affected by the disaster.
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Infobae (AR) - Nicaragua coverageFocuses on regional historical commemorations and independence anniversary celebrations.
Infobae (AR) - Colombia coverageFocuses on post-disaster educational recovery and government oversight.
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