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Cars destroyed by floods are stuck along the roads in Sao Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul state, after heavy rains flooded the area in recent days. River levels are rising again as strong rains continue in southern Brazil, where flooding has already killed more than 140 people and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes. IMAGES
Residents move in boats through the flooded streets of a town in northern Bolivia after heavy rains caused the Acre River to overflow. The city of Cobija on the border with Brazil is suffering unprecedented flooding, with water levels reaching 17 meters (55.7 ft). The rainy season in Bolivia, which began in December and will last until March, has so far left 40 people dead and nearly 10,000 families affected, according to the government. IMAGES
Israelis stuck in Ukraine return to their home country and are welcomed in Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport upon their arrival. IMAGES
On the road between Uyuni and Oruro, Bolivia's former president Evo Morales stops to celebrate with festive locals living in rural areas of southern Bolivia as he makes his way towards Cochabamba following a year in exile. IMAGES
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