The Ulwa People, Forward! Celebrate 173 Years of Founding Their Karawala Community
In communication with Nicaraguan families, Compañera Rosario Murillo, Co-President of Nicaragua, mentioned that today, May 6th, the Ulwa people celebrate 173 years of the founding of the community of Karawala on the South Caribbean Coast.
TL;DR
- The Ulwa people are celebrating the 173rd anniversary of the founding of the Karawala community.
- Numerous infrastructure projects are underway or completed, including streets, roads, parks, health posts, community schools, water systems, nurseries, and landfills.
- Significant agricultural yields, particularly cucumbers, were reported in April.
- Credit programs like Usura Cero and the Adelante Program are providing financial support to thousands of individuals and groups.
- Educational initiatives include a Congress of Inclusive Education and university courses on research methodologies.
- Infrastructure improvements have been made to an Agricultural Technical Center.
- Property titles have been delivered to hundreds of families.
- Public lighting systems have been installed in several communities.
- Renovations are being carried out on a Psychosocial Care Center, and a water system project has commenced.
- Environmental awareness and animal health initiatives are also being promoted.