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SETAI - Sindicato de Empresa del Instituto de Fomento Pesquero, de Trabajadores Asociados a la Investigación

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In the Fisheries Development Institute a trade union started, SETAI, as alternative to the existing, largely comprised of researchers from the Division of Fisheries of IFOP, without being so constituted exclusionary.

Address:	Av. Blanco 839
City:	Valparaiso

Location:

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Key people & contacts:

President

Mr Carlos Techeira Tapia

[email protected]

Director

Mr Alexander Valdenegro Mancilla

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IFOP - Instituto de Fomento Pesquero

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