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A lack of resources and an overwhelming drought have formed a deadly combination that has hundreds of children from a Guatemalan region living in famine conditions. Extreme poverty in the so-called 'dry corridor' is the cause of chronic child malnutrition in the region.

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It's known as the ‘Dry Corridor’ of Central America in Guatemala, an area that's currently experiencing one of the worst droughts of the last 10 years. Residents there live in extreme poverty that is literally starving thousands to death.