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Balearic Islands, Barcelona
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Puerto Rico Will Begin Rationing Water Amid Fresh Crisis

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By David Ovalle Verified, Laura N. Pérez Sánchez, Laura Sanchez Verified
| GV Wire Verified
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Across Puerto Rico, residents are being forced to forgo showers and housecleaning. A restaurant owner in San Juan collects condensation from an air-conditioning unit so customers can use the water to flush toilets. Miles away in the town of Loíza, residents flock to Peter Pabón, who weaves his tanker truck through narrow streets to fill buckets, storage bins and plastic bottles. Bedridden and sick residents depend on him.
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13:20H | 7 AGOSTO 2026 | MEDIODÍA COPE EN CASTILLA-LA MANCHA

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By Laura Sanchez Verified, Laura Sánchez Verified
| COPE Verified
INSTITUCIONALCOPE revalida su compromiso de servir al bien común de la sociedad española desde su vocación de medio católico, comercial y generalista. IDEARIOEl origen y la titularidad de la COPE marcan su identidad y sus propósitos. Como cadena radiofónica surgida de Iglesias diocesanas y de dos órdenes religiosas en España. PUBLICIDAD Conoce los diferentes medios si quieres contactar con los comerciales la Cadena COPE y TRECE.
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Puerto Rico Will Begin Rationing Water Amid Fresh Crisis

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By David Ovalle Verified, Laura N. Pérez Sánchez, Laura Sanchez Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Across Puerto Rico, residents are being forced to forgo showers and housecleaning. A restaurant owner in San Juan collects condensation from an air-conditioning unit so customers can use the water to flush toilets. Miles away in the town of Loíza, residents flock to Peter Pabón, who weaves his tanker truck through narrow streets to fill buckets, storage bins and plastic bottles. Bedridden and sick residents depend on him.
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