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26 July 2019

Caves of Drach are seen from Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, in the western Mediterranean on July 15, 2019. The caves have formed by water being forced through the entrance from the Mediterranean Sea which makes the system the largest underground lake in Europe.

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#4713708

26 July 2019

Caves of Drach are seen from Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, in the western Mediterranean on July 15, 2019. The caves have formed by water being forced through the entrance from the Mediterranean Sea which makes the system the largest underground lake in Europe.

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#4020850

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020852

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020854

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020856

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020858

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020860

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020862

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020864

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020866

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020870

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020876

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020882

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020886

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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#4020892

19 March 2019

Every day Venezuelans must walk up to eight kilometers to find water in any pipe, tank or well on the streets of the city of Maracaibo Venezuela. Today Tuesday March 19, 2019 from early hours carrying buckets, pipes, plastic bottles and bottles of soda make up three trips a day to calm their desperation in the face of drought. According to a study by the Commission for Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez), nearly 80% of the households in the country do not have access to the vital liquid even on many occasions to drink, cook or bathe. In the best case the water arrives once every two weeks for three months, and in some areas it can be seen how it is thrown on the streets or ravines by fleeting in the pipes of the distribution system.

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