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In a recent speech, Bolivia's Paz warned that El Nino will severely impact the country, causing droughts and floods. The phenomenon has already affected 78,000 families and led to the death of 75,000 cattle. Celeste Saulo from WMO indicated that El Nino could reach unprecedented strength, posing health risks across the Americas. Countries like Peru and Ecuador have declared emergencies due to extreme weather, while Argentina faces flooding. A study predicts that this El Nino could lead to over 850,000 heat-related deaths globally, with many already occurring. El Nino is characterized by unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Pacific, disrupting normal weather patterns.