In order to provide more and better jobs for this generation through the private sector, the initiative “Le Dejamos Trabajar” (“We Let You Work”) is being launched by the Minister of the Presidency, Natalia Díaz Quintana, and the Minister of Economy, Industry, and Commerce, Francisco Gamboa Soto.

According to a team of specialists from the Ministerio de Educación (Meduca), absenteeism in the classroom is an early warning that students are at a high risk of dropping out of the educational system that already affects at least 192,000 children and adolescents in Panama.

To celebrate Catholic Education Day, the Educational Ministry of the Paraguayan Episcopal Conference (CEP) gave a message to the Catholic Schools that are facing several challenges in education and in today’s society.

Between June 6 and 9, Semana de la Alta Costura (High Fashion Week) took place in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Theses in the nine postgraduate programs in Education at the Universidad César Vallejo (UCV) lacked “original and unpublished” work.

In Panama City, a group of patients with liver and kidney diseases protested outside of the Complejo Hospitalario Dr. Arnulfo Arias Madrid of the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS), demanding a more efficient transplant program.

At the end of his tour of the canton of San Carlos, Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves announced his decision to end FARO (Fortalecimiento de Aprendizajes para la Renovación de Oportunidades) testing.

REDcicla Bolivia and Colectivo El Q’epi del Trueque are two of the organizations that promote the exchange of objects for the promotion of conscious consumption.

Belinda, Yahir, and Manuel are three of the many children who must walk great distances to their closest school.

Debates over the use inclusive language have reached Chile’s Ministry of Education.