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12 hours of steady tropical downpour leaves many streets in Cozumel's downtown to be impassable.

Cozumel: Maya Island of People, Pirates and Plenty of Fishes

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Post published:January 21, 2020
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Cozumel - then and now - from the 70s to today

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