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Eskoto Load, Rio Tucunduba Is a Mirror of Inequality

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Amazonia, the largest hydrographic base of the planet, lives the most precarious health situation in Brazil; 35% of the population does not have drinking water
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Eskoto Load, Rio Tucunduba Is a Mirror of Inequality

Amazonia, the largest hydrographic base of the planet, lives the most precarious health situation in Brazil; 35% of the population does not have drinking water

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Globo broke the news in Brazil on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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