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Two yellow benches at the side of a flooded path in Samana, Dominican Republic. The ground is flooded with muddy water. The sky is gray and palm trees are blowing in the wind.
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$100,000 Fiona Aid Fund
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Carlos Vives is currently on tour around several cities in the United States. Photo: Instagram
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Vives helps Fiona victims
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President Biden visits Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian and assesses damages with Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Biden visits FL
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President Biden on the emergency room giving speech after hurricanes hit Florida and Puerto Rico.
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Help for Hurricane's Victims
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President Biden and the First Lady visited PR in the aftermath of Fiona.
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Biden’s PR Visit
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Satelital image of a hurricane.
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Fiona and Ian Hit Hard
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Hurricane Ian damage in Florida.
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Ian worse than Andrew?
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The U.S. will waive the Jones Act, allowing a supply ship to enter the islands ports.
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U.S. Waives Jones Act
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The "Fionathon" will be held on Friday, September 30th. Photo: Wikicommons
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Marathon for Puerto Rico
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Florida prepares for Hurricane Ian.
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Ian heads to Florida
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Puerto Rico has been hit hard by Hurricane Fiona, and looks to the U.S. for much needed help.
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Waive the Jones Act
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Expectations in Puerto Rico for the effects of hurricane 'Fiona'. Pixabay
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Puerto Rico: Total blackout
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'Fiona' became a hurricane near Puerto Rico, where measures are being taken to contain the effects. Pixabay
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Fiona threatens Puerto Rico
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Between Sunday and Monday, Fiona is expected to pass through Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Pixabay
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Fiona Alert in Puerto Rico
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Hurricane hitting Florida.
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Free Hurricane Season
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Satellite image of a hurricane.
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Hurricane Season Awareness
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Hurricane Ida hit New Orleans, 16 years after Katrina. Photo: Getty Images
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Ida hits New Orleans
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Grace se acerca a México como huracán. Foto: nhc.noaa.gov
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Grace in Mexico
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Central America was battered by Hurricanes Eta and Iota. Rep. Soto is advocating for the Biden administration to intervene. Photo: Getty Images
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Tps expansion
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General view of the impact on the port area of Acapulco of rains from Hurricane Bud hitting western Mexico on June 11, 2018. EFE
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Hurricane approaches Mexico
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View of the damages caused after the passage of Hurricane Maria on Friday, September 22, 2017, in San Juan (Puerto Rico). Although it is already far from Puerto Rico, which devastated with floods and massive power outages on Tuesday, Maria could leave the island up to an additional 6 inches (152 millimeters) of water, with isolated storms that would leave a total accumulation of 40 inches (1016 millimeters) . EFE / Thais Llorca
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Puerto Rico: six dead
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Puerto Ricans today found themselves a totally devastated country after Hurricane Maria, which with winds of 250 kilometers per hour affected the entire island on Wednesday, causing flooding and damage still to be calculated. EFE / Jorge Muñiz
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Images of Puerto Rico
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Winds of up to 250 kilometers per hour have hit the island of Puerto Rico this Wednesday, September 20. Source: http://www.lanacion.com.ar/
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Puerto Rico: destroyed
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A National Hurricane Center chart showing the expected trajectory of Hurricane Maria.
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Maria leaves Puerto Rico
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View of the damage caused by Hurricane Maria on Wednesday, September 20, 2017, as it passes through San Juan (Puerto Rico). Puerto Rico's governor, Ricardo Rosello, said that Hurricane Maria, which landed in the southeast of the island with category 4 and winds of 155 miles per hour, will be "devastating" for the territory. EFE / Thais Llorca
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Maria makes landfall
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Graphic representation showing the possible trajectory of Tropical Storm Maria in the Atlantic Ocean on Monday, September 18, 2017. Maria is expected to become a hurricane throughout the day, after increasing her category to 3 or growing with her passing through Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands. EFE / National Hurricane Center
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No break for the Caribbean
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View of wreckage in the vicinity of the Santurce neighborhood in the aftermath of the hurricane Irma, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sept. 7, 2017. EPA-EFE/Thais Llorca
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A Path of Devastation
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Photograph by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the United States (NOAA) showing three hurricanes, Katia, Irma and Jose in their trajectory through the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean on September 7, 2017. EFE Noaa
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Alert in the Caribbean
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Photo courtesy of NASA on September 5, 2017, which shows an image acquired by the NASA / NOAA Suomi joint satellite of the National Association of Polar Orbiting (NPP) of Hurricane Irma as it approaches the Leeward Islands east of Puerto Rico in the Atlantic Ocean, on September 4, 2017. EFE / NASA / NOAA SUOMI NPP
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Irma: alert in the Caribbean