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Brixham port awaits Brexit talks outcome

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Brixham (UK), Dec 18 (EFE) .- (Camera: Judith Mora) With less activity due to the pandemic, the port of Brixham, in the southwest of England, seems quiet. However, workers and fishers nervously await the outcome of the negotiation of a post-Brexit agreement with the EU. Its history reflects the frustrations and hopes of a sector under pressure fighting for its future.FOOTAGE OF THE BRIXHAM PORT.

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