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Report warns foreign fleets off Argentina catch up to four times the national industry's haul
Foreign fleets operating near Argentina's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extract up to four times the volume of fish caught by Argentina's national fishing industry, according to a report by the Latin American Foundation for Fisheries Sustainability (FULASP). The report highlights the activity as a major threat to South-West Atlantic fishery resources.
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