from Cuba and Haiti in the 90s. With over 125,000 displaced people being housed at the Guantanamo Naval Base, there were 70 systems discharging into the sea which was unacceptable. Where the treatment could be centralized quickly, the Navy built auxiliary treatment plants, which took care of half the problem. But there were still about 35 isolated and failing treatment points that had to be upgraded to meet OEBGD standards. The estimate

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