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Galapagos islands begin debate on sustainable way of fishing

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Puerto Ayora, Jan 24 (EFE).- Ecuadorian islands of Galapagos on Saturday began a debate on how to maintain an artisanal activity such as fishing in one of the most protected and recognized marine ecosystems in the world, and to do it in a sustainable way. (Camera: JUAN FRANCISCO CHAVEZ).SHOT LIST: FISHING BOATS IN THE PORT OF SANTA CRUZ AND THE GALAPAGOS FISHING MEETING IN ECUADOR.

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