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Kawesqar Community Reminds the State of the Seven Thousand Years of Maritime Life as a People: Customary Uses or What Does It Mean to Live the Sea?

Summary by El Ciudadano
The Citizen "Living the Sea Is Not Folklore": Community claims 7,000 years of maritime life of the Kawésqar people and warns that salmon farming "breaks the circle" The Kawésqar Indigenous Community Familiar Groupes Nómades del Mar published an opinion article entitled "Customary uses or what it means to live the sea", in which it claims more than 7,000 years of marine life and warns that salmon farming "breaks the ecological circle" on which it…
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The Citizen "Living the Sea Is Not Folklore": Community claims 7,000 years of maritime life of the Kawésqar people and warns that salmon farming "breaks the circle" The Kawésqar Indigenous Community Familiar Groupes Nómades del Mar published an opinion article entitled "Customary uses or what it means to live the sea", in which it claims more than 7,000 years of marine life and warns that salmon farming "breaks the ecological circle" on which it…

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El Ciudadano broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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