US EditionThe Dirty Route of Our Black Waters
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The smell is unbearable. Also the burning in the eyes. The flies, voracious, prowl the eyes of the cattle that is in the corral. This is how they live in San José Acoculco, a community that borders with the largest sewage treatment plant in the world, where the sewer of more than 22 million people of the Valley of Mexico arrive. The Atotonilco plant, in the state of Hidalgo, has stolen health and quality of life from all the communities around, …
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