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Foreign Fleets Trespass in Belizean Waters

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© USGS One day in December, the residents of the seaside village of Punta Gorda in Belize looked out to the horizon and saw something unexpected: Jamaican fishing boats. They had arrived, unannounced and without permits, to fish ...


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