A Chilean nationalists with a t-shirt that reads in Spanish, "Chile is not for Sale", shows his displeasure at the recent world court ruling in Santiago, Chile, Jan. 27, 2014. The United Nations' ...

CIUDAD PACHACUTEC, Perú (AP) — Walter de la Cruz scrambled down a large sand dune in the fog to reach a rock overlooking the Pacific Ocean, where he has fished for three decades. He cast a hook into ...

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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's Navy on Friday was carefully watching a fleet of around 250 Chinese fishing vessels that had sailed just outside the Andean country's waters, angering the domestic fishing ...

Peru said it might restrict shark fishing to curb the illegal slaughter of up to 15,000 dolphins per year - used as bait by rogue fisherman - following a dramatic increase in sales of shark fins to ...

Peru will fish the entirety of the anchovy quota for its main fishing zone in the coming days, easing a tight global market for fishmeal and fish oil. Peru's industrial fleet managed to dodge the ...

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador — Tensions are rising along the Pacific coast of South America as a giant Chinese fishing fleet of roughly 300 vessels moves from the edge of the Galapagos marine preserve to the ...

FILE - Fisherman Walter de la Cruz sits on the shore of the oil-stained Cavero Beach, unable to fish after a spill in the Ventanilla district of Callao, Peru, Jan. 21, 2022. De la Cruz, 60, is one of ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Lima: The Peruvian Navy is carefully watching a fleet of around 250 Chinese fishing vessels sailing just outside the Andean country's ...

The livelihoods of more than 2,500 fishermen have been cast into doubt as a result of a large crude-oil spill. CIUDAD PACHACUTEC, Perú — Walter de la Cruz scrambled down a large sand dune in the fog ...

Peru's Navy on Friday was carefully watching a fleet of around 250 Chinese fishing vessels that had sailed just outside the Andean country's waters, angering the domestic fishing industry and sparking ...