El Salvador
Latest NewsOn July 2, 2007, thirteen people were detained after a protest against water privatization in El Salvador. Listen to our related podcast discussing the El Salvador water privatization update to learn more. |
El Salvador is a country in crisis. Ninety percent of the country’s natural water is contaminated, and half the population drinks untreated water. The people of El Salvador struggle to attend to the most basic necessities while the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank continue pushing the disastrous recipes of privatization.
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