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Photo: Daniel Eduardo Rojas Sánchez For at least until Tuesday, or after this long weekend, Bogotá’s eight million inhabitants will have access to clean water, but unless highways are cleared of barricades that are blocking the movement of purifiers and other chemicals used in water treatment, by next week, the capital could enter a sanitary emergency. Trucks transporting these essential products are currently blocked in the southwest city of Cali. Bogotá’s clean water depends on three treatment plants – Francisco Wiesner, Tibitoc, El Dorado – and which are operated by the public utility company EAAB. The risk that Bogotanos may have to drink and bathe in untreated water should the reserves of chemicals begin to deplete led Mayor Claudia López to issue a strong anti-protest declaration: “It cannot be that as a result of blockades, Bogotá’s drinking water supply, and that of the region, is at risk!” The water treatment plants also pump to satellit

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