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While Puerto Ricans protest for reliable access to water, the governor washes her hands

While Puerto Ricans protest for reliable access to water, the governor washes her hands

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Coalición Exigimos Agua co-founder Dhara Rivera de Jesús prepares for a protest calling for increased water security and government accountability. Dhara’s shirt reads ‘Water is a human right.’ Photograph: Jesse Ilan Kornbluth/The GuardianView image in fullscreenCoalición Exigimos Agua co-founder Dhara Rivera de Jesús prepares for a protest calling for increased water security and government accountability. After more than a year without consistent service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, she fills them whenever water returns, which sometimes only happens for a handful of hours every few days.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/sep/10/puerto-rico-water-access
Publication timeFri, 11 Sep 2026 18:06:23 GMT
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Coalición Exigimos Agua co-founder Dhara Rivera de Jesús prepares for a protest calling for increased water security and government accountability. Dhara’s shirt reads ‘Water is a human right.’ Photograph: Jesse Ilan Kornbluth/The GuardianView image in fullscreenCoalición Exigimos Agua co-founder Dhara Rivera de Jesús prepares for a protest calling for increased water security and government accountability. Dhara’s shirt reads ‘Water is a human right.’ Photograph: Jesse Ilan Kornbluth/The GuardianBuilding powerPuerto RicoWhile Puerto Ricans protest for reliable access to water, the governor washes her handsLeaky aqueducts and mega-projects for the wealthy exacerbate a water crisis in the US island territoryBuilding power is supported byAbout this contentCoral Murphy Marcos with visuals by…

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