Multi-series investigation on the adverse impacts of IUU fishing across the region


** NEW INVESTIGATION
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** Dispatches from nine countries on the scourge of illegal fishing ([link removed])
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Today, InSight Crime and American University’s Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS) publishes the second installment of our multi-part investigation shining a light into the murky waters of Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing in Latin America and the Caribbean.

A product of a year of on-the-ground reporting and interviews with experts, academics, authorities, and fishers, the investigation explores the array of predatory tactics, rogue actors and legal loopholes that fuel IUU fishing across nine countries:
Jamaica, Costa Rica, Panama, Suriname, Guyana, Ecuador, Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina.


** PART TWO
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** Plundered Oceans: IUU Fishing in South American Seas
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Chapters
1. Loopholes Fuel Shark Fin Trade in Ecuador ([link removed])
2. The Merluza Mafia: Middlemen Profit Off Cod Catch in Chile ([link removed])
3. At Uruguay's Port of Montevideo, a Deadly Circle of Fishing and Labor Abuse ([link removed])
4. Plunder and Danger on Argentina’s Sea Shelf ([link removed])
SEE PART TWO ([link removed])


** PART ONE
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** Plundered Oceans: IUU Fishing
in Central American and Caribbean Waters
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Chapters
1. Overharvesting and Poaching Devastate Jamaica's Fisheries ([link removed])
2. High Hopes for Radar Crash Against Reality of Illegal Fishing in Costa Rica ([link removed])
3. Panama Lending Flag to Most Destructive Fishing Ships ([link removed])
4. Guyana Struggling to Tame Lawless Waters ([link removed])
5. Smugglers and Illegal Fishers Find a Haven in Suriname ([link removed])
SEE PART ONE ([link removed])
On September 9, we will present the main findings from this investigation at an event in Washington D.C. More details to come on how to join us for that conference.
Center for Latin American & Latino Studies and InSight Crime


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