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Honduras drought and flood risks intensify
32 clusters · 109 sources · last updated
Latest: Tegucigalpa water rationing to continue through May
The water crisis in Honduras continues to fluctuate due to weather instability. While El Niño-driven drought impacts 234 municipalities, recent rainfall has provided some relief to Tegucigalpa’s primary reservoirs. The U
Flooding and water risks in Guatemala and Central America
3 clusters · 26 sources · last updated
Latest: Guatemala faces fatal landslides and flooding from heavy rains
Heavy rainfall and tropical waves continue to trigger widespread flooding, landslides, and infrastructure damage across Central America. In Guatemala, authorities have reported numerous emergencies, including landslides,
Water supply crises and security initiatives in Latin Am
15 clusters · 112 sources · last updated
Latest: Los Laureles dam reaches 95% capacity as water transfer begins
Water supply crises and security initiatives continue to evolve across Latin America and the Caribbean. While previous concerns focused on scarcity and contamination in Panama, Honduras, and Mexico, new hydrological risk
Utility maintenance in Colombian municipalities
2 clusters · 18 sources · last updated
Latest: Bogotá authorities urge Metro Line 1 consortium to increase staff
Various municipalities in Colombia have scheduled maintenance and repairs for public utility infrastructure. In El Espinal and Chicoral, water services are set for temporary suspension on October 20 and 21 due to maint
Extreme heat and drought volatility in Central America
14 clusters · 38 sources · last updated
Latest: Tegucigalpa water crisis intensifies as reservoirs hit critical levels
Central America continues to face volatile weather patterns characterized by extreme heat and shifting precipitation. In El Salvador, a severe meteorological drought has led to a third drought period. By late August 2026
Infrastructure and water projects in Mexico and Dominicania
2 clusters · 106 sources · last updated
Latest: Latin American regions advance water and transport infrastructure
Authorities in Mexico and the Dominican Republic continue to implement various infrastructure and sanitation projects to improve water access and service stability. In the Dominican Republic, the CAASD has successfully
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