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The United Nations warned that the current El Niño phase could achieve unprecedented strength.
Bolivia's President, Rodrigo Paz, announced the establishment of a state of emergency in the country due to drought and floods caused by the Super El Niño phenomenon, which causes significant damage in various regions...
Every two to seven years the climate phenomenon El Niño influences the weather around the world. This year the consequences are threatening to become catastrophic.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz announced on Saturday that he had declared a state of emergency in Bolivia to deal with the droughts and floods associated with the "super El Niño", an intense climate phenomenon that is ravaging several regions of the world this year. This will help mobilize more economic resources and relief units in critical areas."We have done a huge job to preserve the environment and to ensure that the impact of this year's s…
The drought has affected over 78,000 families in six departments in the country.
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