British ship investigating the Argentine Sea is causing rejection

Whether for environmental reasons, out of respect for the fallen combatants in Malvinas or to make key information about the squid resource or the submarine platform for oil exploitation purposes available to illegal occupants of our territory, different actors in the sector have raised their voices to protest against it. At the meeting of the Federal Fisheries Council last week, in addition to announcing that a one-year extension will be analyzed for the quota of hubbsi hake, the authorization for a British-flagged vessel to carry out research tasks within the Argentine Sea, including the Malvinas area illegally occupied by them, was put to a vote. The Council approved it by majority; and only the representative of Chubut expressed his disagreement with the adhesion of the representative of Buenos Aires. It is usual for Argentina, in pursuit of scientific collaboration, to authorize the entry of foreign vessels to the maritime platform to carry out research tasks. The country ...