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(ANS – AET) –<\/strong> El 2 de marzo de 2026, los directores de las Escuelas Salesianas de la Visitaduría África Etiopía-Eritrea (AET) realizaron una reunión virtual a través de Google Meet. El padre Ignacio Lavanture, superior AET, valoró la modalidad en línea y alentó el uso continuo de las plataformas digitales para la formación. Se debatió un documento sobre la protección de la infancia que será enviado a las comunidades para su presentación a todos los agentes y su firma. El encuentro subrayó la necesidad de reforzar la identidad salesiana en las ocho escuelas primarias y siete secundarias de la Visitaduría AET, haciendo claramente visible el Sistema Preventivo de Don Bosco. Se alentó la formación permanente en pedagogía salesiana, sobre todo en los lugares donde es débil y donde faltan clases por la tarde. Se revisó la fiesta de Don Bosco, con sugerencias para una mejor organización en el futuro. Para 2026, la Visitaduría AET fijó las siguientes prioridades: apoyar a los estudiantes pobres mediante becas, formar a los docentes en educación inclusiva y educar a los jóvenes en la dignidad humana, la dignidad del trabajo, la responsabilidad cívica y el cuidado de nuestra casa común en el espíritu de la Laudato Si’.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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