Digna Benite, a resident of Limón de Chagres in Panama, considers her village to be a place built on love. The village is facing relocation due to plans to build a dam to address a water shortage issue affecting the Panama Canal. The project is expected to begin in 2027 and aims to provide water security for the next 50 years. The canal saw a significant decrease in traffic during a 2023 drought caused by El Niño, highlighting the importance of water resources for its operation. Residents in the affected communities are protesting the construction of the dam.
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Ex-St Kents’ captain to make Super Rugby debut
Former St Kents student Xavi Taele, a recipient of the Michael Garner Scholarship and named in the New Zealand Under-20 side, is set to debut for the Blues at second five-eighths against the Chiefs in Hamilton. The young midfielder, also the captain of the St Kents First XV, aims to help the struggling Blues team secure a much-needed win in the Super Rugby Pacific competition. Taele's selection showcases the talent and potential he possesses, following...
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