Ministerio de Comunicaciones highlights community events and training in early December tweets

The Ministerio de Comunicaciones, the Guatemalan government agency responsible for national communications and infrastructure, shared updates on recent initiatives through its official Twitter account in early December 2025. The posts highlighted community engagement, professional recognition, and training activities.

On December 6, 2025, the Ministry reported on Provial's participation in a local event: "Provial participó en 'Volvamos al Parque' en Jalapa, compartiendo educación vial y actividades para niños junto a Provialín, Paco y Lulú. Seguimos impulsando espacios públicos seguros para las familias guatemaltecas. Somos Provial: Proteger y Servir." The tweet emphasized efforts to promote road safety education and create secure public spaces for families in Guatemala.

The following day, December 7, 2025, the Ministry recognized radio broadcasters with a message stating: " Voces que unen, informan e inspiran. Hoy celebramos a todos los locutores de Guatemala, pilares de la comunicación nacional. El CIV extiende un saludo especial a los talentosos locutores de @RadioTGWTV, quienes con pasión representan la esencia de la radio nacional. " This acknowledgment underlined the role of broadcasters as central figures in national communication and specifically mentioned Radio TGW.

Later that same day, another post detailed ongoing training for future traffic brigades: "124 futuros brigadas de Provial recibieron una capacitación en Derechos Humanos con enfoque en Seguridad Vial, reforzando su responsabilidad ética y el trato digno hacia conductores, pasajeros y peatones." The tweet described how 124 future members of Provial received human rights training focused on road safety to reinforce ethical responsibility and dignified treatment for all road users.

Provial is an entity within the Ministerio de Comunicaciones dedicated to highway safety and traffic management across Guatemala. The Ministry frequently collaborates with other public institutions to promote educational programs aimed at reducing accidents and improving transportation infrastructure nationwide.