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Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply

Around 5,000 people, according to the organisers, protested against the plans for a mega adventure sports complex on the Llanos de Matagallar aquifer

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Coín

Monday, 12 February 2024, 14:40

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Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply
Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply

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surinenglish Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply

Thousands of residents take to the streets in Coín in bid to protect their water supply