Los dos regalos que esperan en José Antonio Galán: colegio y vía terminada

Los dos regalos que esperan en José Antonio Galán: colegio y vía terminada Residents of the José Antonio Galán neighborhood are frustrated by delays in the paving of a main street, with work having started in February and still incomplete. Additionally, the local school, sede San Juan de Damasco, is abandoned, forcing students to relocate and incurring rental costs for the administration. City officials have responded, stating the road paving will be completed by December 12th, and repairs for the school will begin soon.

• Community leader Yaneth Ruiz Martínez denounced unfinished roadwork on La Placita street in the José Antonio Galán neighborhood.
• The road paving project, which began on February 18th, is months behind schedule.
• Residents are concerned about the road’s condition, especially with the upcoming holiday season.
• The José Antonio Galán school, sede San Juan de Damasco, is abandoned, with students moved to the Latinoamericano school.
• The relocation of students to Latinoamericano school incurs rental costs, and the route is considered dangerous.
• The District Secretariat of Infrastructure stated the road paving would be completed by December 12th, with sidewalks and curbs to follow.
• The Secretariat of Education indicated that the school is part of the 2025 maintenance plan, with materials arriving soon and repairs starting next week.