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The child is not just a climate phenomenon

Economist Luis Oliveros warns that Venezuela faces significant climate and economic risks from an El Niño superphenomenon, citing a 65% probability of severe droughts and high temperatures.

Luis Oliveros predicts a 65% probability of an El Niño superphenomenon causing severe droughts and high temperatures in Venezuela

Historical precedent from 2015-2016 shows how low Guri Dam water levels led to severe electricity restrictions

Agro-pecuaria, livestock, and hydroelectric sectors will be directly affected by climate impacts

The article calls for state and private sector preparation to mitigate the economic crisis

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