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A Mexican Ghost Town Reemerges From the Banks of the Drying Rio Grande

A Mexican Ghost Town Reemerges From the Banks of the Drying Rio Grande
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"Guerrero Viejo was flooded by the Falcon Dam. With waters and cartels receding, the eighteenth-century architecture is being given new life."

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