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The 1200 year old city has reached its breaking point and to make matters worse the disaster in italy could have been prevented a decades old project to build a flood barrier has failed to materialize its over budget overdue and plagued by allegations of corruption residents have long complained that exploited for profit tourism has left a mark on the fragile city with 30000000. 00 tourists coming every year well the mayor has blamed the flooding on Climate Change but architect christie. Says the disaster is manmade he fears that it may soon be too late to stop venice from going under. 83 year old venetian Christiana Gaspar eto has experienced numerous floods in his lifetime. But the kind of prolonged flood his hometown is currently enduring is a whole different league. Together with other locals christiana has started protesting on a nearby square against what they call the real reasons of the disaster. This is a manmade catastrophe if we can blame bad weather all strong winds for thi
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