Fishermen protest against regime of greed
Leftwing fishermen’s groups have decided to launch fluvial protests in various parts of Philippines against the regime of greed.
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Leftwing fishermen’s groups have decided to launch fluvial protests in various parts of Philippines against the regime of greed.
The waters of Capiz in Philippines have no red tide organics that could damage the fishing and tourism industry of the area.
Philippines marine authority has decided to strict the laws of fishing in order to minimize illegal fishing in the country’s waters.
Philippines struggling to meet the surging demand of tuna fish as its catches going down.
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