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17 September 2026

Living Next to Mexico’s Toxic Reservoir

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Living Next to Mexico’s Toxic Reservoir

Our reporter Emiliano Rodríguez Mega visits the highly polluted Endhó Dam, which some call Mexico’s toilet bowl. People who live nearby say that sickness is everywhere.

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