Las autoridades argentinas detectaron la noche del martes al buque chino Heng Xin en la zona económica exclusiva (ZEE) del país, lo que desencadenó un operativo para interceptarlo.
Según el medio, el barco ingresó unas 12 millas en la ZEE de Argentina y se detuvo, un paso que se relaciona con la pesca ilegal, lo que desencadenó una acción coordinada de la Prefectura y la Armada para detener a la embarcación e inspeccionarla.
El Heng Xin tenía su radar apagado, lo que implica una irregularidad, y lo activó al notar la presencia de patrullas argentinas. El Ministerio de Defensa del país sudamericano señaló que hubo resistencia por parte de la tripulación del barco para permitir el acceso de los inspectores para revisar las bodegas.
Tras varias horas de tensión, el persona a cargo logró verificar que no se estaba llevando a cabo pesca ilegal. Finalmente, el buque se retiró de la zona económica exclusiva hacia aguas internacionales.
Petri
El ministro de Defensa, Luis Petri, señaló que los involucrados en el incidente “no solo se están violando las reglas, sino que también hay resistencia a la autoridad”.
“De acuerdo con la información fehaciente que la Embajada China maneja, el buque pesquero de nacionalidad china no da indicios de pesca ilegal, y ahora se encuentra en aguas internacionales realizando actividades normales”, publicó poco después en redes sociales la misión diplomática del país asiático en Argentina.
Mientras, las autoridades competentes sancionaron ayer miércoles con una multa a otro barco que pertenece a un empresario chino, que pescó más de 140 toneladas de merluza negra en el mar Argentino sin permiso.
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răng nanh cây
11 months ago
Nhiều tàu Trung Quốc đi qua vùng biển Mỹ Latinh nhắm đến cá làm thức ăn gia súc, được nghiền thành bột cá, một loại thức ăn bổ sung dạng viên giàu protein dùng cho cá nuôi trồng thủy sản. Đội tàu Trung Quốc cũng tập trung vào tôm và hiện đang có nguy cơ tuyệt chủng là cá totoaba, loài được đánh giá cao ở châu Á vì được cho là có đặc tính chữa bệnh từ bong bóng của chúng, có thể bán với giá từ 1.400 đến 4.000 USD mỗi con.
Diego Traverso
11 months ago
Los Chinos son K: VAN POR TODO
Alberto Marcos deserio
11 months ago
Nos estan metiendo la mano en el bolsillo
Howie Garfield
11 months ago
The Ocean needs to become its own nation with a government and large army to protect it. Neptune must rise.
gallina Turuleca
11 months ago
A mi que me disculpen, pido perdon de antemano…
¿No encontraron indicios o…. arreglaron?
stephanie urobilin
11 months ago
China has the world’s largest commercial fishing fleet at over half a million vessels. It is “one of the worst offenders” of ILEGAL fishing.
When Japan’s Fukushima contaminated water that’s being dumped into the ocean, which we are condoning, is affecting human health, global fishing will drastically reduce. We will be forced to rely on corporations’ lab-grown “seafood” then.
The Chinese vessels — more than 700 of them last year — appear to be in violation of United Nations sanctions that prohibit foreign fishing in international waters.
China’s global fishing fleet vary widely. By some calculations, China has anywhere from 500,000 to 800,000 fishing boats, accounting for nearly half of the world’s fishing activity. The Chinese government says its distant-water fishing fleet, or those vessels that travel far from China’s coast, numbers roughly 2,600, but other research, puts this number closer to 17,000, with many of these ships being invisible like those that satellite data discovered in North Korean waters. By comparison, the United States’ distant water fishing fleet has fewer than 200 vessels.
Los Kakarachas si que pueden caminar
11 months ago
Estos chinos egoístas que acaban con la fauna marina…
Los españoles tambien nos “visitan”
tengo un amigo en Madryn que me dice como se ven banderas españolas desde la costa. Ay madre patria!
Atento Topo Gigio
11 months ago
La guita que seguimos tirando.
matthew esgara
11 months ago
China’s abuse of the world’s oceans was examined in recent studies into its vast fishing fleet, which is accused of destroying maritime ecosystems far from its shores and perpetuating the industry’s forced labor practices. China-flagged ships on the high seas were involved in “theft on a grand scale, unrestricted warfare on natural resources,”. unregulated and unreported fishing by Chinese vessels was happening throughout the Asia-Pacific, including within other countries’ exclusive economic zones.
Maritime thievery must be identified and denounced on the regional and global stages, only when nations increase cooperation in maritime patrols and information sharing while pursuing legal and economic consequences will vital national resources be protected from predatory fishing fleets.
All of the bottom-dwelling plants and animals are affected, if not outright destroyed, by tearing up root systems or animal burrows
Sebastian Quijano
11 months ago
Esto fue un montaje de cuarta. Es como cuando hacen un operativo que parece que van a detener al ejercito de Pablo Escobar, y terminan deteniendo a Pakito el que vende un faso de marihuana…. que verdes que somos.
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Según el medio, el barco ingresó unas 12 millas en la ZEE de Argentina y se detuvo, un paso que se relaciona con la pesca ilegal, lo que desencadenó una acción coordinada de la Prefectura y la Armada para detener a la embarcación e inspeccionarla.
El Heng Xin tenía su radar apagado, lo que implica una irregularidad, y lo activó al notar la presencia de patrullas argentinas. El Ministerio de Defensa del país sudamericano señaló que hubo resistencia por parte de la tripulación del barco para permitir el acceso de los inspectores para revisar las bodegas.
Tras varias horas de tensión, el persona a cargo logró verificar que no se estaba llevando a cabo pesca ilegal. Finalmente, el buque se retiró de la zona económica exclusiva hacia aguas internacionales.
El ministro de Defensa, Luis Petri, señaló que los involucrados en el incidente “no solo se están violando las reglas, sino que también hay resistencia a la autoridad”.
“De acuerdo con la información fehaciente que la Embajada China maneja, el buque pesquero de nacionalidad china no da indicios de pesca ilegal, y ahora se encuentra en aguas internacionales realizando actividades normales”, publicó poco después en redes sociales la misión diplomática del país asiático en Argentina.
Mientras, las autoridades competentes sancionaron ayer miércoles con una multa a otro barco que pertenece a un empresario chino, que pescó más de 140 toneladas de merluza negra en el mar Argentino sin permiso.
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Nhiều tàu Trung Quốc đi qua vùng biển Mỹ Latinh nhắm đến cá làm thức ăn gia súc, được nghiền thành bột cá, một loại thức ăn bổ sung dạng viên giàu protein dùng cho cá nuôi trồng thủy sản. Đội tàu Trung Quốc cũng tập trung vào tôm và hiện đang có nguy cơ tuyệt chủng là cá totoaba, loài được đánh giá cao ở châu Á vì được cho là có đặc tính chữa bệnh từ bong bóng của chúng, có thể bán với giá từ 1.400 đến 4.000 USD mỗi con.
Los Chinos son K: VAN POR TODO
Nos estan metiendo la mano en el bolsillo
The Ocean needs to become its own nation with a government and large army to protect it. Neptune must rise.
A mi que me disculpen, pido perdon de antemano…
¿No encontraron indicios o…. arreglaron?
China has the world’s largest commercial fishing fleet at over half a million vessels. It is “one of the worst offenders” of ILEGAL fishing.
When Japan’s Fukushima contaminated water that’s being dumped into the ocean, which we are condoning, is affecting human health, global fishing will drastically reduce. We will be forced to rely on corporations’ lab-grown “seafood” then.
The Chinese vessels — more than 700 of them last year — appear to be in violation of United Nations sanctions that prohibit foreign fishing in international waters.
There were more than 500 ships fishing in Galapagos in 2023. All from China.
China’s global fishing fleet vary widely. By some calculations, China has anywhere from 500,000 to 800,000 fishing boats, accounting for nearly half of the world’s fishing activity. The Chinese government says its distant-water fishing fleet, or those vessels that travel far from China’s coast, numbers roughly 2,600, but other research, puts this number closer to 17,000, with many of these ships being invisible like those that satellite data discovered in North Korean waters. By comparison, the United States’ distant water fishing fleet has fewer than 200 vessels.
Estos chinos egoístas que acaban con la fauna marina…
Y hacen fortunas.
Los españoles tambien nos “visitan”
tengo un amigo en Madryn que me dice como se ven banderas españolas desde la costa. Ay madre patria!
La guita que seguimos tirando.
China’s abuse of the world’s oceans was examined in recent studies into its vast fishing fleet, which is accused of destroying maritime ecosystems far from its shores and perpetuating the industry’s forced labor practices. China-flagged ships on the high seas were involved in “theft on a grand scale, unrestricted warfare on natural resources,”. unregulated and unreported fishing by Chinese vessels was happening throughout the Asia-Pacific, including within other countries’ exclusive economic zones.
Maritime thievery must be identified and denounced on the regional and global stages, only when nations increase cooperation in maritime patrols and information sharing while pursuing legal and economic consequences will vital national resources be protected from predatory fishing fleets.
All of the bottom-dwelling plants and animals are affected, if not outright destroyed, by tearing up root systems or animal burrows
Esto fue un montaje de cuarta. Es como cuando hacen un operativo que parece que van a detener al ejercito de Pablo Escobar, y terminan deteniendo a Pakito el que vende un faso de marihuana…. que verdes que somos.
Para la gilada
Son depredadores
400.000 dólares se gastaron las autoridades argentinas en la opereta del Buque.
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