¡A comer iguana!, la propuesta de Nicaragua en tiempos de sequía

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows iguanas to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker skins iguanas at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY An iguana tries to escape from a basket at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker cleans an iguana to make soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY An iguana for sale is seen in a basket at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows iguanas to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker cleans an iguana to make soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows an iguana to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY Picture of an iguana soup being prepared at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows a skinned iguana to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A cook makes iguana soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY Meat eat iguana soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows iguanas to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A cook prepares iguana soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker cuts an iguana in pieces to make soup at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker shows iguanas to possible buyers, at the Oriental Market in Managua, on August 27, 2014. The Nicaraguan Government recommended earlier this month the breeding of iguanas to face food shortages caused by a drought affecting the region, instead of hunting them. AFP PHOTO/ Inti OCON