US EditionSea Level Threatens Guajira Communities, Report of the Network of Investigative Journalists - Cocuyo Effect
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“The sea was not heard before. Now, from inside the house everything is heard.” In the Venezuelan Guajira, the rise in sea level, exacerbated by climate change, has begun to drastically transform the lives of the inhabitants of this region to the north of Zulia state, where the majority is part of the indigenous Wayuu people, one of the most numerous in the country. In the report “The entrance of the sea that threatens communities of the Venezue…
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