US EditionBrutal Crisis in Tabasco: Fishing Falls to 90% After Oil Spill and Hits Families During Easter
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Emergency due to oil spill on the coast of Tabasco: fishermen lose up to 90% of their income by pollution and fishing bass in Easter 2026.
Joaquín Madrigal, leader of the Federación de Sociedades Cooperativas Pesqueras El Faro, reported that they have already been handed over to the Secretariat of Environment and Sustainable Development (Semades), CONAPESCA and representatives of the company Eni the evidence of the spill that has seriously affected fishing activity. Regarding the number of people affected, Pemex pointed out that only about 6,500 fishermen are recognized, based on t…
Analyses of satellite images show that the great oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico originated in a pipeline of the state company Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), and not in natural emanations, concluded CartoCrítica A.C., an organization that monitors the environment and land use. The spill has affected an extensive area of the Gulf, with oil stains that covered up to 300 square kilometers in its initial phase and that have spread to the coasts of Tab…
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