This 16th-century church reappeared in Mexico during a drought | DW News

[Música] pas el año pasado todavía como que llovió un poquito más y nosotros sembramos allí arriba y si hubo si hubo cosecha sembramos un poco de maíz Y si sacamos algo de cosecha Pero esta vez sí como que estuvo está un poco duro la situ Sí este lluvió muy poco sí

In Mexico, an ancient church appeared in a reservoir due to drought. Climate change-driven disasters will displace up to 8 million Mexicans within the next 30 years, according to the Mayors Migration Council.

Currently, El Niño is causing extreme drought in many Latin American countries.

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11 comments

  6. Looks like a neolithic 🕌🥰 Really lovely. One thing is certain, climate change maybe bad for the rest of us, but its been a "God send", for Archeology & Anthropologists! 🤷‍♀️

  8. Ancient is "from antiquity", a european/mediterranean time period before the middle ages which began, depending on what you count around 300-800CE.
    So you either don't have anything ancient in Mexico because it's on the wrong continent or this one specificly isn't old enough by like 1000 years

  9. But a few miles away there are, no doubt, verdant golf courses and lawns in resorts for the wealthy…ffs, water is a right not a privilege!!!

  11. If there is a church there, how can it be called extreme drought? Wouldn’t it be called “normal” based on how it was. Perhaps there is too much water there. The planet will always cycle. It’s a thing!

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