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Foreign boats reap enormous tuna profits from Costa Rican waters

Only 5% of the tuna caught in Costa Rican waters is hauled in by local boats

By Undercurrent News | March 17, 2017 09:21 GMT
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Only 5% of the tuna caught in Costa Rican waters is hauled in by local vessels, according to data from a recent study by the non-profit marine conservation foundation, MarViva, News Costa Rica reported [...]

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