Mazatlan, Sinaloa.- High-sea fishermen, riverine and aquaculture, held a demonstration around 7:00 a.m. outside the conapesca facilities, and then planted. They are part of the national strategic fisheries and aquaculture alliance, formed by the National Cooperative Fisheries Confederation, the Union of Pacific Ocean Littoral Owners and the Confederation of Aquaculture Organizations of the State of Sinaloa.
The main reason for the seedling is to require federal authorities to provide solutions to various fishing and aquaculture problems. Among the problems requested by the alliance are energy, inspection and surveillance, imports, irrational fishing of sarinal motor vessels, but above all the deficit of the fishing budget.
High-sea fishermen, riverine and aquaculture, made a demonstration. Photo: Sergio Pérez/EL DEBATE
The president of the Federation of Southern Sinaloa in Escuinapa, Jorge García santos, assured that fellow fishermen demand an increase in the federal budget for the fishing sector, as he pointed it out as a stequatic. In addition to pointing out the deficiency in the inspection and surveillance program, it ensures that there is not enough federal authorities to prevent poaching. The fishermen commented will not give up until they get a solution to their requests.
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