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'We know we'll die of cancer': Life in one of Chile's industrialised 'sacrifice' zones

Hundreds of people, many of them children, have fallen ill after being exposed to toxic pollution since the beginning of June in the Chilean cities of Quintero and Puchuncaví.

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'We know we'll die of cancer': Life in one of Chile's industrialised 'sacrifice' zones

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