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They Denounced a Santa Fe Influencer for Hunting Protected Birds and Displaying Them on Social Networks

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The environmental organization that revealed the case claimed that man would have hunted protected species, violated bans and exceeded the permitted quotas.

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The environmental organization that revealed the case claimed that man would have hunted protected species, violated bans and exceeded the permitted quotas.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The hom,bre is investigated after sharing via its social networks images of ducks closed in the Setúbal lagoon. The Ministry of Environment of Santa Fe took the case to the MPA

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The man was criminally denounced by the Ministry of Environment of Santa Fe after an investigation by an environmentalist organization, accusing him of “massing” birds in the Setúbal lagoon, including a species threatened with extinction.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change of Santa Fe filed a criminal complaint against Milton Fabricio Espeche - a hunter who has thousands of followers in his networks - for killing wildlife protected by the law in Laguna Setúbal and displaying the catches in his profiles. The presentation was made after the Center for the Study and Defense of Wild Birds (Ceydas), of Entre Ríos, disseminated an investigation with the images of the specim…

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The Ministry of Environment of Santa Fe brought to justice a man who disseminated images of hunting wild birds.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A santafesino hunter and influencer displayed images of his hunts in Setúbal Lagoon for months on Instagram and Facebook. The complaint, made by the Center for the Study and Defense of Wild Birds (Ceydas), indicates that he killed hundreds of specimens of at least 10 species of ducks, seven of them protected, out of season, in a closed area and using weapons considered prohibited by provincial legislation.

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elciudadanoweb.com broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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