was rejected when the reform was out ten years on the commission back in charge and it is the one predicting the consequences privatizing stocks concentration of groups with greater
This proposal was rejected when the last reform was carried out, but ten years on, the Commission is back in charge, and it is the one predicting the inevitable consequences of privatising stocks: the concentration of activity by groups with greater economic and financial power and the destruction of a substantial number of small-scale, coastal fisheries.
This was rejected when the reform was out, ten years on, the Commission back in charge, and it is the one predicting the consequences privatising stocks: concentration of groups with greater economic and financial and the destruction of substantial number of small-scale, coastal