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Carola Guerrero De León

Reynosa residents endure water shortages as Texas demands more water from Mexico

The Rio Grande Valley is, the main source of water for border communities. (Credit: Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Residents in Reynosa have been grappling with severe water shortages for weeks, following the city's implementation of partial water rationing on August 19. The rationing, initially intended to allow for repairs on the Río Bravo gates, has stretched far beyond its expected timeline, leaving many neighborhoods dry and residents frustrated.

Residents, like Rocío Guevara, who is also a landlord, have grown increasingly skeptical of the authorities' assurances, citing a pattern of inconsistent communication and unfulfilled promises. "Supposedly, there's enough water, if this is because of repair work, why haven't they finished?" said Guevara during an interview with the Latin Times.

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