The principal, a weary but kind woman named Doña Carmen, had spent most of her budget on chalk and toilet paper. One Tuesday, a notice arrived from the District office: "Due to budget restructuring, maintenance funds are frozen indefinitely."
The teachers held an emergency meeting. Frustration boiled over. But a young history teacher, Professor Alejandro, raised his hand.
That was the birth of the Comité de Autogestión Miranda .
"We are teaching the Bolivarian ideals of self-reliance," he said. "Maybe the Ministry can’t send us paint, but the community can."
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