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Álvarez Castellano of Conarpesa Proposes Quota System for Shrimp to End Fishery Debate

Fernando Álvarez Castellano, president of the fishing company Conarpesa

(ARGENTINA, 11/12/2025)

The businessman asserts it is the only way to ensure transparent resource management, criticizes the increase in artisanal fishing to 500 crates per vessel, and reveals that Conarpesa has been investing and purchasing licenses in Chubut for its entire existence without receiving special permits.

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