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70% of water produced in Guadeloupe never reaches homes

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Briefings

A judicial investigation in Paris has been opened following a citizen-led legal action regarding a water crisis in Guadeloupe, where some residents go without water for weeks. The French network is being repaired, but replacing all infrastructure would take 208 years according to the Court of Auditors. A citizen-led legal action has been initiated to address the crisis.

Key points

• A judicial investigation in Paris has been opened following a citizen-led legal action regarding a water crisis in Guadeloupe.
• Replacing all water infrastructure in Guadeloupe would take 208 years according to the Court of Auditors.

Context

Guadeloupe faces a daily water crisis with some residents going without water for weeks. The French network is being repaired, but replacing all infrastructure would take 208 years according to the Court of Auditors. A citizen-led legal action has been initiated to address the crisis.

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Evidence is limited to a single article from 2026-10-21. It does not specify the number of affected residents, the exact nature of the judicial investigation, or the specific causes of the water crisis.

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