In Mexico, Mayan homes still flooded, crops ruined

Posted on: November 21st, 2005
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“While Mexico sweats to repair storm damage to Cancun“s luxury hotels and beaches, Maya Indians nearby have been left to fend for themselves as a lake of floodwater the color of black tea swallows their homes.

A rickety raised path built over the putrid water from old wood and cinder blocks is the only way in and out of the tiny farming hamlet of Naranjal, deep in the tropical forest inland from Cancun, since Hurricane Wilma tore through last month.”

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