Bieda i ubóstwo w Ekwadorze - Redux
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A group of children play in a canal where the city's sewage dumps. The Sika virus as other diseases transmitted by mosquitos are directly related to poverty. In Machala, Ecuador, a group of scientists from Upstate New York Medical University investigate the behavior of these diseases. It is evident, as in all of Latin America, that the most impoverished sectors are exposed and defenseless to these diseases, which emerge more strongly after intense rains and other natural disasters.
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2016-02-25
Daniel Krom/Archivolatino/Redux/EAST NEWS
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