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El Valle de San Joaquín expulsaría decenas de miles de campesinos por efecto de la sequía
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El Valle de San Joaquín expulsaría decenas de miles de campesinos por efecto de la sequía

En el Valle central de San Joaquín más de 600 mil personas han sido afectadas por dicha sequía, cada vez peor, a pesar de que septiembre registro el mes más lluvioso en los últimos 128 años, con una acumulación de 0.21 pulgadas cuando la norma ha sido de 7.52 pulgadas en temporadas de lluvias muy intensas.

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