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Los 'juegos' políticos con el agua del que son víctimas los mexicanos

  • Written by Veronica Herrera, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Connecticut
Las inundaciones ocurren con bastante frecuencia en Nezahualcoyotl, una ciudad mexicana cerca de la capital.AP Photos/Eduardo Verdugo

Cuando Ciudad del Cabo reconoció en febrero que se quedaría sin agua en unos meses, Sudáfrica se convirtió repentinamente en un ejemplo de modelo global de la mala gestión de este...

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