The municipality of Ezeiza presented the Popular and Community Education Program (PEPCO), an initiative aimed at strengthening teaching and literacy in the district. According to the Argentine News Agency, the program will be implemented in ten Child Development Units (UDI) in the district, with the goal of providing equal access to educational tools from an early age. The launch took place at the Municipal Theater, with the presence of Mayor Gastón Granados, local authorities, and provincial representatives who supported the program's implementation. During the presentation, the municipality stated that PEPCO is the first formal literacy proposal in the history of Ezeiza, framing it as a policy to add opportunities for children and support families at a key stage of their development. The purpose of the plan, according to the official communication, is to provide comprehensive education that combines teaching with social and community support, to ensure fundamental learning at the start of the educational journey. The municipality added that the initiative is part of care, inclusion, and community development policies and will be coordinated with the provincial government in its territorial deployment.
