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Seven Months After the Gulf Spill, the Fishing Crisis Drowns the Seafood Market in Coatzacoalcos

Irma Santander / CDP NEWS The crisis in the region’s fishing sector is not a respite. Seven months have passed since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the sellers of seafood products in Coatzacoalcos said that commercial activity has not managed to recover, aggravating a panorama that was complicated in itself. Delfina Pérez Chiñas, head of the seafood market in Coatzacoalcos, pointed out that the current conditions for her guild are stil…
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Irma Santander / CDP NEWS The crisis in the region’s fishing sector is not a respite. Seven months have passed since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the sellers of seafood products in Coatzacoalcos said that commercial activity has not managed to recover, aggravating a panorama that was complicated in itself. Delfina Pérez Chiñas, head of the seafood market in Coatzacoalcos, pointed out that the current conditions for her guild are stil…

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esnoticiaveracruz.com broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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