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La peña Tuna Shipwreck in the Pacific: Crew Safe After Fire

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On Saturday night, January 31, the sinking of the Venezuelan-flagged tuna boat La Peña was reported. The crash was recorded at approximately 18:00, about 950 nautical miles from Manta, in international waters of the Pacific Ocean.

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La peña Tuna Shipwreck in the Pacific: Crew Safe After Fire

On Saturday night, January 31, the sinking of the Venezuelan-flagged tuna boat La Peña was reported. The crash was recorded at approximately 18:00, about 950 nautical miles from Manta, in international waters of the Pacific Ocean.

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Tuna Boat that Sailed From Manta Sank After Fire, What Happened to the Crew?

The fishing sector remains alert after the wreck of the vessel La Peña. The tuna boat, which used Manta as its base, caught fire and sank with 27 crew members on board.

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eldiario.ec broke the news in on Sunday, February 1, 2026.
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