PERU fishing with guts to report…
Leaders of the fisherfolk of the Bío Bío in Valparaiso await the response from the authorities on their economic demands for the resource crisis. There would be no new manifestations of a solution.
Fishermen in the various coves Bio Bio are anxious response that the authorities deliver their requests for financial compensation for the crisis of marine resources, considering that the closure of the sardine and anchovy will run until March 5, due to the limited size of the specimens.
At the headquarters of the National Congress are leaders like Nelson Estrada Talcahuano Representative 1,200 artisanal fishermen expect both the final payment of the fee for monitoring a few months ago, as an immediate injection of resources and commitments for December through March.
The Fisheries Committee of the Senate summoned to 15:30 pm on Wednesday by the Minister Secretary General of the Presidency, Cristian Larroulet, the Undersecretary of the ministry Claudio Alvarado and the Undersecretary of Fisheries, Pablo Galilea.
Mayor Gaston Saavedra remains in Santiago serving a varied agenda, within which he accompanied fishermen. He called on the government to put new resources and not to propose solutions PMU type, because the municipality does not support.
Saavedra said the municipality of Talcahuano support the 1,200 fishermen in the commune with friends and Christmas baskets.
Recall that during the early morning, fishermen in Coronel set up barricades at various points, a move that could replicate this afternoon if the response is unsatisfactory.
SOURCE: Bio Bio, Valparaiso.
