counterpunch.org
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gangs and climate change born in the usa
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AI-generatedThe article discusses U.S. foreign policy and climate change impacts on Central America, but does not provide concrete commercial mechanisms, company impacts, or commodity price movements. No specific sector or supply chain is directly affected.
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- Gangs like MS-13 in El Salvador traced back to U.S. interventions and return of Salvadorans after civil war.
- Climate change exacerbated droughts in Central America's 'Dry Corridor'.
- Farmers lost up to 100% of corn crops in 2018 and 2019.
- Record numbers of migrants seeking asylum at U.S. border due to violence and environmental crises.