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Desastres naturales le quitarían al PIB casi US$2.300 millones

09 de febrero de 2016 - 09:10 p. m.
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Flooding fills a street in the Brooklyn borough of New York on Sunday April 15, 2007. A spring storm with sheeting rains and gusty winds moved into the northeastern U.S. today, canceling some weekend events and threatening highway and airline travel at the start of the workweek. Photographer: Daniel Barry/Bloomberg News
Farmer Pichet Noicharoen squats in his dried rice field in Baan Kluay, Chainat province, Thailand, on Monday, June 22, 2015. Thailand's key reservoirs have fallen to the lowest since 1987, and farmers in Suphanburi, Chainat and 20 other provinces have been warned to delay planting their main rice crop until the end of July. Photographer: Dario Pignatelli/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Pichet Noicharoen
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