Fishermen in Thessaloniki Escalate Their Protests - They Denounce the Import of Fish From Turkey
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The fishermen, who have been mooring their boats in the Thermaic Gulf, at the Old Beach of Thessaloniki, are escalating their protests. The fishermen are determined to continue their interventions at the fish markets. “There has been no Greek fish on the market for five days now” “There has been no Greek fish on the market for five days now, and now there will be no imports either,” Dimitris Tsipouras, president of the Coastal Fishermen of Nea K…
Last night, fishermen blocked the Fish Market in Nea Michaniona, in order to prevent any trader from bringing in imported fish. The post Thessaloniki: Fishermen escalate their protests appeared first on in.gr.
"This is immoral and we will not allow it," they shout.
Unyielding for the fishermen who remain on the old beach of Thessaloniki with their boats and trawls tied up. In fact, yesterday at the Michaniona fish market they prevented the sale of Turkish and Spanish fish. "For years, Turkish, Bulgarian and
Fishermen across the country are escalating the protests that began on October 1st, demanding measures to support the sustainability of Greek fishing and a reduction in the cost of marine fuel. More...
"There has been no Greek fish on the market for five days, now there won't be any imported ones either," they declared.
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