PERU fishing with guts to report…
The Ministry of Production (PPRODUCE) announced yesterday that it will appeal the first instance decision issued by the Fourth Civil Chamber of the Superior Court of Lima, which determined that the anchovy fisheries management, regulated through Supreme Decree No. 11-2013-Produce is illegal.
The Deputy Minister of Fisheries, Juan Carlos Requejo said, in that sense, PRODUCE's challenge to the final decision will be left to the Supreme Court of the Republic.
"There rulings in favor and against. While the issue is not resolved ultimately Fisheries Ordinance continues "Said the Deputy Minister, after confirming that the decision of the Fourth Board chaired by Vocal Carbajal Portocarrero, who ruled in favor of the popular action filed by the Fishing Vessel Owners Association will appeal.
And this failure will invalidate the rule limiting Anchovy Fishery by 10 miles.
It should be noted that the Supreme Decree 011, maintains the Land Use Peruvian Sea in three lanes. This rule was issued because, previously, the November 21, 2013, the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional paragraph 2.2 of Supreme Decree 005, which reserved the corridor mile 5 through 10 to the fleet of smaller scale.
Requejo said the Ministry of Production has shown that the Fisheries Management was conducted under the exclusive competence recognized for its industry, without violating the Fisheries Act and based on scientific evidence provided by the Instituto del Mar del Peru (IMARPE).
“The discussion was whether or not there was scientific basis, but has been shown to IMARPE reports that had itself "He said.
The Deputy Minister was emphatic in stating that the Fisheries Management has allowed better control of fishing activities at the level of artisanal fishing, small-scale and industrial fishing.
It has also led to improved monitoring capabilities PRODUCE and scientific capabilities of IMARPE, he said.
He said you can not award the Fisheries Management sector's poor performance this year, as they have derived El Niño and increased Kelvin waves, as indicated IMARPE.
Finally, it considered that without the order might have been worse the situation of the sector and recalled that produces continues to refine the system Anchovy fishing on the basis of respect of areas reserved for direct human consumption (CHD).
There would be 2nd fishing season in Peru
In the absence of Anchovy, there would be no second fishing season in Peru, as the Instituto del Mar del Peru (IMARPE) completed the Eureka Operation No. 56, after which it recommended to keep closed the fishery stock Norte - Center Anchovies for lack of resources.
“Este informe finaliza con la recomendación de mantener cerrada la pesquería del stock Norte –Centro de la Anchoveta, hasta que se evidencie su recuperación y las condiciones ambientales se hayan normalizado”, he said.
According to IMARPE, the Eureka operation confirmed the major changes is presenting the marine environment.
SOURCE: Larepublica.pe
