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State of Emergency Declared in El Salvador Due to Drought Caused by El Niño Phenomenon

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SAN SALVADOR (AP) — The Salvadoran Congress declared a state of national emergency on Wednesday for six months renewable due to the drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon.

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This year's El Niño will be the strongest in decades, exacerbating the effects of human-induced climate change The post El Niño: El Salvador approves emergency plan for food security appeared first on in.gr.

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El Salvador adopted a six-month national emergency plan to address the drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon.

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While an El Nino with record intensity is expected by the end of the year, El Salvador's parliament adopted a plan on Wednesday, including the creation of food reserves and support for vulnerable families. A project far too late, denounces the oppositionThe Salvadoran parliament approved on Wednesday an emergency plan primarily aimed at strengthening its food security, in the face of the risk of drought linked to El Niño. This climate phenomenon…

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SAN SALVADOR (AP) — The Salvadoran Congress declared a state of national emergency on Wednesday for six months renewable due to the drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon.

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El Salvador's parliament on Wednesday approved an emergency plan designed to boost food security as the drought caused by El Niño continues. The climate phenomenon could cause food shortages that could affect some 16 million people in Latin America, he warned, speaking ... More www.ertnews.gr

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El Salvador's parliament has approved a plan to boost food security due to the risk of prolonged drought caused by El Niño, which could cause food shortages for 16 million people in Latin America.

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Prensa Libre broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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