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Chilean fishing firms threaten lawsuits over horse mackerel quota changes

The proposed legislative changes involve a redistribution of fishing quotas, a move that industry leaders claim could lead to company closures and job losses

By Undercurrent News | March 28, 2025 09:48 GMT
Blumar vessel Rapanui. Credit: Blumar
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Several Chilean and Norwegian-owned fishing companies have announced their intention to file lawsuits against the Chilean state, citing economic devastation caused by proposed legal changes in the fishing industry, El Mercurio reported [...]

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