Milei's government axed a program that paid people to clear trash from their own neighborhoods. Now, both garbage and health fears are piling up.
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Some subsistence farmers are down to one meal a day amid a one-two punch: a lack of rainfall, followed by the disappearance of regular food supplements due to shuttered US aid programs.
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