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They ask to certify the inhabitability of educational centers before the start of classes

Civil society organizations in Venezuela, including Cecodap, Redhnna, and Fe y Alegría, are demanding that the government certify the habitability of schools before the start of the school year on September 14, following the June 24 earthquakes that devastated La Guaira.

Cecodap, Redhnna, and Fe y Alegría jointly demand certification of school habitability before September 14 school start.

Redhnna criticizes the government for only providing aggregate figures of earthquake victims, not disaggregated by age.

Fe y Alegría will implement a mixed (online/offline) system due to damaged infrastructure.

Cecodap has documented 1,405 affected children, including 221 deaths, calling this the minimum.

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