51 fishing families now live 12 km from the sea.

El Bosque became the first community in Mexico recognised as displaced by climate change, in 2023.

Erosion and storm surges had damaged or destroyed more than half its roughly 100 homes before families moved inland in 2024.

Viviana Velázquez, 38, says she is mostly housebound because the beach, where women once gathered, is too far.

Governments owe displaced communities help well before the water takes their homes, the reporting concludes.

How each outlet framed it
Contracorriente
reframes the El Bosque relocation as a state duty owed long before floods, tracing the lost garrulear fishing economy of women

Sources: Contracorriente