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El riesgo de que el lago navegable más alto del mundo se convierta en una cloaca
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El riesgo de que el lago navegable más alto del mundo se convierta en una cloaca

Científicos y vecinos de los pueblos que rodean al Tititicaca piden que Bolivia y Perú tomen medidas para combatir los efectos de la contaminación y la sequía.

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