Post-earthquake education crisis in Venezuela threatens increased dropout rates

Fe y Alegría's national director warns that infrastructure damage, economic hardship, and irregular schedules after earthquakes may push more adolescents out of school. The claim is based on an advocacy statement, not yet on enrollment data. This matters because prolonged educational disruption could worsen long-term human capital and social stability in affected areas.

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