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Soacha Floods: Whose Fault Is It?

The floods in Soacha led some to take advantage of the moment to criticize the government, but behind it lies a reality that few recognize.

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Soacha Floods: Whose Fault Is It?

The floods in Soacha led some to take advantage of the moment to criticize the government, but behind it lies a reality that few recognize.

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Periodismo Público broke the news 6 days ago on Sunday, October 18, 2026.

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