Bolivia declares state of emergency over El Nino weather pattern
Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.
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Inquirer.net (PH): LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency on Saturday to free up resources to deal with the impact of t
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Al Jazeera: Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.
1h ago
Al Jazeera: Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.
1h ago
Al Jazeera: Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.
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