Home 11 May 2008  
Pretoma
Get to know Pretoma? - Conozca Pretoma? What is Pretoma? - Que es Pretoma? What is Pretoma? - Que es Pretoma? What is Pretoma? - Que es Pretoma? What is Pretoma? - Que es Pretoma?
Content
Welcome Page
Leatherback Crisis
Campaigns
Volunteer
Beach Protection
Sea Turtles
Shark Conservation Program
Responsible Fisheries
Pesca de Camarón por Arrastre
Sea Research
Support PRETOMA
Main Menu
Home
News
Contact Us
Search
Downloads
Donate
Gallery
Links
Latest News
More News...
Abysmal Controls at Costa Rican Ports PDF Print E-mail
Written by Admin   
Sunday, 03 August 2003
On August 4, 2003, La Nación, Costa Rica's largest newspaper, published the following articles about shark finning and Costa Rica's failing port controls.  Note: the articles are in Spanish. On August 4, 2003, La Nación, Costa Rica's largest newspaper, published the following articles about shark finning and Costa Rica's failing port controls.  Note: the articles are in Spanish.

Also, click o­n these links for 2 additional articles by David Boddiger of the Tico Times that contain background information about:
why shark fins are in such high demand and
the relationship between the governments of Costa Rican and Taiwan (Taiwan is o­ne of the largest consumers of shark fins and Taiwanese fishing vessels play a major role in the shark finning industry).

If you haven't signed the petition calling o­n the president of Costa Rica to take action to control illegal landing of shark fins, please click here for info o­n how to sign and add your name to the list of over 10,000 Costa Ricans and people from around the world who have signed.  Thanks! 
< Previous   Next >
donations / Donaciones

Español English

Español English

Please Help!

Sea Research

Shark Expedition 2007

Email Newsletter icon, E-mail Newsletter icon, Email List icon, E-mail List icon Get E-Mail News
Top of Page

Webmastering by Quasarcr, most stock photos and travel photos by Jan Csernoch (a.k.a. Jean, Csernoch Janos

All material in this site if not stated otherwise are under Copyright 1996-2006 by PRETOMA.

All logos and trademarks are property of their respective owners. The comments are property of their posters.


Mambo is Free Software released under the GNU/GPL License.