Latin American Concerns Rise Over Israeli Water Company's Role in Argentina

Concerns Rise in Latin America Over Israeli Water Company's Role in Argentina MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY—A recent social media video has sparked debate across Latin America regarding the role of Mekorot, Israel's national water company, in managing water resources in Argentina and Patagonia. The video, posted by a user identifying as "nano máquina," alleges that Mekorot's involvement poses a threat to the region's water security. The author cites historical actions by Mekorot in other regions as evidence of their concerns. "They want to convince us that we need to adapt to water scarcity," the video's author states, expressing concern about potential privatization and control of water resources. The video also includes images of news articles detailing past controversies involving Mekorot. However, the video lacks specific evidence to fully support its claims. While the video's claims require further verification, it highlights a growing concern among some Latin American citizens about the influence of foreign companies on their essential resources. The debate underscores the importance of transparency and public participation in decisions about water management in the region.