Buenos Aires, February 3, 2026 (NA) - Mayor Leonardo Nardini toured an educational infrastructure project in Malvinas Argentinas, linked to the construction of a new high school in the locality of Grand Bourg, as reported by the municipality. According to the Argentine News Agency, the visit is part of the monitoring of public works that the commune presents as priorities, focusing on adding capacity and improving conditions for the educational community. The municipality emphasized that school infrastructure is a central axis due to the pressure of enrollment and the need to guarantee adequate spaces for teaching and learning, especially in areas of demographic growth. The tour aimed to show the progress of the project and the coordination with technical areas to maintain deadlines and construction quality, in a context where many works depend on phased planning and material logistics. From the local management, the work was linked to an investment policy that seeks to sustain activity and services, and the development was presented as part of a broader package of interventions in the district. In terms of impact, a new high school not only adds classrooms: it also orders the territorial system (fewer long transfers) and reduces the overload on existing buildings, a point that often appears in the complaints of families and management teams.
