PROGRESS.— For the third time in less than a year, fishermen from Progreso reported the presence of manchones of hydrocarbons in front of the beach, a situation that, they say, would show that a fuel leak continues. According to the coastal fisherman Diego Azueta, who is dedicated to the capture of octopus, the manchones are again visible in front of [...]
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PROGRESS.— For the third time in less than a year, fishermen from Progreso reported the presence of manchones of hydrocarbons in front of the beach, a situation that, they say, would show that a fuel leak continues. According to the coastal fisherman Diego Azueta, who is dedicated to the capture of octopus, the manchones are again visible in front of [...]