Pesca

Os tradicionais leilões do primeiro salmão da temporada nos rios Sella e Narcea foram suspensos devido à falta de capturas. Três semanas após a abertura da temporada, nenhum espécime foi pescado nos rios asturianos.

22 de abril de 2026 Reportado por IA

O Conselho de Defesa do Estado (CDE) do Chile rejeitou uma ação de indenização da empresa pesqueira Blumar contra o Estado por conta da Lei de Fracionamento Pesqueiro. O órgão refutou as alegações de expropriação regulatória das Licenças de Pesca Transferíveis (LTP) e contestou o cálculo de danos de 194 bilhões de pesos apresentado pela companhia. Esta é a primeira resposta judicial do CDE a processos semelhantes movidos por outras empresas do setor.

Sen. Kiko Pangilinan expressed concern over the steady decline in catches for small-scale fisherfolk following a Supreme Court ruling that permits commercial fishing companies to operate in municipal waters. Philippine Statistics Authority data shows municipal fisheries output dropped from 879,961.58 metric tons in 2023 to 749,366.40 metric tons in 2025, while commercial catches rose.

16 de fevereiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

Japan is increasing fishery-related aid to Indonesia's remote Natuna Islands in the southern South China Sea, aiming to counter China's influence. Through the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Tokyo plans to fund the development of a fish market in Ranai, the main city on Bunguran Island. The area sees overlap between Indonesia's exclusive economic zone and China's contested "nine-dash line" claim.

Former NBA All-Star Ben Simmons has taken on a new role as the controlling operator of the South Florida Sails, a team in the professional Sport Fishing Championship league. As he continues rigorous rehabilitation workouts, Simmons expressed optimism about rejoining the NBA around the All-Star break or next season. The three-time All-Star emphasized his commitment to returning at full strength without wasting a roster spot.

13 de dezembro de 2025 Reportado por IA

EU fishing ministers have agreed that Mediterranean boats can fish 143 days in 2026, the same as this year, in exchange for maintaining sustainability measures. Spanish Minister Luis Planas highlighted the difficulty of the negotiation, which started from an initial proposal of just 9.7 days. The agreement also sets quotas for the Atlantic with mixed results.