US EditionArtisanal Fishermen Affected by Entry of Chinese Vessels at 200 Miles
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According to Oscar Menares, regional director of the ISL, registration is necessary “because for the purposes of the qualification of an accident at work or an occupational disease, we need to know, in fact, in what context this accident occurred.” A recent case of an accident at work corresponds to the people on board the Bruma boat where, according to the director of the ISL in the Region, of the 7 crew members, only 5 had insurance coverage.
Jorge Pesaresi, former leader of the artisanal fishermen, denounced that the fishermen of height dedicated to the extraction of pot are being seriously affected by the decrease in the price of the resource, due to the alleged incursion of great Chinese boats within 200 miles of the Peruvian sea. According to Pesaresi, these foreign ships would be [...]
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