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The Minister of Education Oscar Becerra Tresierra put into operation a VSAT antenna that will interconnect the educational institution 60762 of the El Alamo population center province of Putumayo in the Loreto region with all of Peru and the world.In this way progress is being made in the work begun to activate 790 satellite antennas that are distributed throughout the national territory which we find totally abandoned said the head of the Ministry of Education Minedu.Becerra Tresierra arrived today at this populated center in the border area with Colombia which can only be accessed through river transport and met with local education authorities. Likewise he spoke with the students to know their needs and coordinate immediate actions to meet them.Accompanied by a team of technicians from Minedu Becerra explained that the VSAT antenna will make it possible for the Alamo school to have internet connectivity as well as television with educational content and IP telephony.This antenna will not only contribute to the development of knowledge through satellite technology in KU band it can also be used by the community through telephony in cases of emergency.It is regrettable that the previous government left some 2000 VSAT antennas abandoned in all regions. They simply sat idly by while our rural schools called for connectivity. Now we are offering students the possibility of having a window open to the world Becerra said.He added that in a first phase 790 VSAT antennas will be rehabilitated and later the remaining ones will continue until completing the 2000 that must be activated.The minister stressed the importance of intercultural education so that the various ethnic groups of the country preserve their values uses and customs in a democratic society as well as the need to have educational material within the established deadlines and to give adequate maintenance to school premises.Finally he congratulated the teachers of the educational institution of El lamo for the work they do with children and adolescents to preserve and strengthen national values in the border areas.
