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Senegal: fishing in dangerous waters

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In Senegal, fish are becoming scarce. Industrial-scale fishing has drained the country's fish stocks. Faced with this shortage, Senegalese fishermen have embarked on a practice both illegal and highly dangerous: underwater fishing. Our reporters went to meet the fishermen who risk their lives with every dive.

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By Arnaud Zajtman / Marlène RABAUD
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Comments (2)

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by Anonyme - 11/11/2010 - 22:39

Great reportage. It would be interesting to know what is the difference of price between a fish sold for export and a fish sold directly to a consumer at the market. We would have an idea of the incentives fishermen have for overfishing, and how to fight it.
Merci!

hi

by Anonyme - 02/10/2010 - 21:59

hi

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