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It Goes Water for 'agro'... and They Sow Less

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Tamaulipeco farmers will leave 40% of their hectares unplanted despite moving from El Cuchillo; they accuse that water will be used to pay the US.

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Tamaulipeco farmers will leave 40% of their hectares unplanted despite moving from El Cuchillo; they accuse that water will be used to pay the US.

·Monterrey, Mexico
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The Conagua began this Tuesday the 160 million cubic meters transfer of the El Cuchillo Dam, the main source of drinking water in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, to be allegedly used by the District of Irrigation 026 of the north of Tamaulipas. The entrance Goes water for ‘agro’... and sows less was first published in El Heraldo de Saltillo.

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Reforma broke the news in Monterrey, Mexico on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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