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Ricardo, Fisherman in the Canary Islands: "A Arguineguín Arrived 4,000 Migrants in Cayucos, but They Stayed on the Dock, if It Had Happened as in Ceuta This Would Have Exploded"
The pier of Arguineguín, in Gran Canaria, presents a picture of apparent tranquility where tourists drink coffee by the beach and the sea rescue boat watches over the horizon.Under this peaceful facade, local fishermen deal with a harsh reality: making a living in an increasingly difficult Atlantic and living side by side with the constant arrival of people in precarious boats. Among them, Ricardo Ortega, the major patron of the local brotherhoo…
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The pier of Arguineguín, in Gran Canaria, presents a picture of apparent tranquility where tourists drink coffee by the beach and the sea rescue boat watches over the horizon.Under this peaceful facade, local fishermen deal with a harsh reality: making a living in an increasingly difficult Atlantic and living side by side with the constant arrival of people in precarious boats. Among them, Ricardo Ortega, the major patron of the local brotherhoo…