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Illegal Fishing

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Smugglers and Illegal Fishers Find a Haven in Suriname

by Zoë Deceuninck 27 Jul 202219 Oct 2023
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Posted inInvestigations Infographics

High Hopes for Radar Crash Against Reality of Illegal Fishing in Costa Rica

by Juan Diego Cárdenas and María Fernanda Ramírez 27 Jul 202219 Oct 2023

Plundered Oceans: IUU Fishing in Central American and Caribbean Waters

Speedboats belonging to the Uruguayan Navy surround a Chinese fishing vessel
Posted inNews Uruguay

Squid Game – Uruguay Navy Chases and Captures Chinese Fishing Vessel

by Chris Dalby 6 Jul 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews

From Copper Theft to Ransomware – Chile’s Criminal Challenges Begin to Mount

by Chris Dalby 1 Jun 202213 Oct 2023
A totoaba fish captured in a fishnet
Posted inNews Illegal Fishing

Mexico’s Cartels Corner the Chinese Market for Illegal Wildlife

by Scott Mistler-Ferguson 14 Apr 202213 Oct 2023
Vaquita Marina caught in a fishing net
Posted inNews Illegal Fishing

Mexico’s Vaquita Marina Struggle to Survive Amidst Intense Illegal Fishing in Mexico

by Henry Shuldiner 14 Apr 202213 Oct 2023
Aletas de tiburón en Perú identificadas por Oceana
Posted inNews Illegal Fishing

What Will Come of Peru Jailing Shark Fin Traffickers for First Time?

by María Fernanda Ramírez 14 Feb 202213 Oct 2023
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GameChangers 2021: How IUU Fishing Plundered Latin America’s Oceans

by Alessandro Ford 23 Dec 202113 Oct 2023
A man carries an arapaima in a sustainable fishing community in Brazil
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The Battle to Save Brazil’s Freshwater Giant, the Arapaima

by Alessandro Ford 15 Dec 202113 Oct 2023
A shark swimming in the blue waters off Costa Rica
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Costa Rica Sabotaging Own Efforts to Protect Vulnerable Sharks

by Alejandra Rodriguez 29 Nov 202113 Oct 2023
Two large fishing vessels are seen at anchor with two smaller boats behind them
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Colombia’s San Andrés Losing Battle Against Illegal Fishing

by Scott Mistler-Ferguson 17 Nov 202113 Oct 2023

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