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February 14, 2011

PESCA: As Andalucista denounced once again the problems of the island's fishing sector, a group of sailors protesting at City Hall.

Last Saturday, February 12, page 14, Huelva Información, published a press release full of the island in the Andalusian Party who denounced the accumulation of problems in all sectors of fishing it depends Isla Cristina. The first of these reports is referred to the massive influx of fresh fish from other countries as Italy and Morocco, coupled with the continuing rise of oil, "endangering the continuity of the sector."

This problem is attached to the obligatory stop venus sector for seven months to conduct a study on the fishery. The representatives of the other affected sector reported the misinformation to which they are subjected by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Board of Andalusia in relation to the study of the fishery because, according to the shellfish, the Board undertook to inform the Joint Commission, mensualmente, de los resultados del estudio, lo que no está ocurriendo y que ha provocado la indignación del sector ante lo que consideran un fragrante incumplimiento de lo pactado y sin ninguna explicación al respecto.

A todos estos problemas se une otra modalidad de pesca, los “barcos coquineros” que viven con el alma en vilo al conocer la pretensión de la misma Consejera de Pesca de “eliminar” este sector en beneficio de los mariscadores de “a pie”.

Mientras los Andalucistas isleños denunciábamos todo this, a dozen sailors and owners of "venus" focused on the doorstep of City Hall to demand the island involvement of the Mayor island in disputes arising from the Andalusian Regional Government, which itself was part important during the years in which, for example, expanded fishing licenses "Ricchi" from 45 until 100 when she held the Directorate General of Fisheries the Board. These protesters arrived to demand his resignation because they felt deceived.

As mentioned in the press release, "not a good time for fishing and or Board or the municipalities governed by the PSOE (including the island) are not working to change that." Although they accumulated problems "are letting time pass and wait until the storm abates," because at the moment and are involved in other issues of concern to them such as the municipal and regional elections in which surveys off the worst election results in the last thirty years.