In Santa Fe and the Litoral region, more than 900,000 cows are at risk due to the river flooding caused by El Niño.
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More than 900,000 cattle are currently at risk in Santa Fe and the Litoral region of Argentina due to rising river levels driven by the El Niño phenomenon. Producers in areas such as San Javier are hastily relocating livestock from flooded fields to higher ground as the advancing waters force a significant operational reorganization.
Simultaneously, in an unrelated development in the Caribbean, the United States dollar reached a historic high of 800 pesos in Cuba's informal exchange market, following a month-long upward trend tracked by the independent media outlet El Toque.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on currency exchange rates and the informal dollar record in Cuba.
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