More than 95% of Chile's water - which is designated a "commodity" - is in private hands.
Once a popular water sports destination and weekend getaway from Santiago, the Laguna Aculeo has now entirely disappeared and the centre of the country is getting hotter and drier:
Brazil isn't the most corrupt country in the world. It's just the most corrupt country that has ever earnestly attempted to expose corruption.
If prosecutors and judges in places like Venezuela, Mexico and Russia were ever allowed to do their jobs, they'd find way more graft.
If you'd bought a million dollars in Venezuela's local currency when President Nicolás Maduro came to power in 2013, it'd now be worth $3.40. https://t.co/ejhDUUXXow