The supplied research materials do not contain independent evidence for a site called 'Las Aguas' (Iglesia de Las Aguas) in Medellín. Source materials provided instead reference other, unrelated uses of the name 'Las Aguas'—notably a TransMilenio station in Bogotá—and include documents unrelated to Colombian churches. Consequently there is no corroborated history, no documented current status, and no sourced accounts of paranormal phenomena, entities, or local folklore tied to a Medellín church by this name. Further research using local Medellín archives, diocesan records, regional news outlets, and Spanish‑language folklore collections is recommended to establish whether such a church exists and whether any traditions or reports are associated with it.
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- [4]Making Contact - Thirsting For Justice (Part Two): Community Utility Districts and East Orosi’s Drinking Water Problems (Encore). Radio archive episode about East Orosi, California water/sewer issues.other