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In 2020, a conservation group counted nearly 300 Chinese ships operating near the Galápagos, just outside Ecuador’s economic zone, where it has rights to natural resources. China accounted for nearly 99% of the fishing near the Galápagos. https://t.co/ZBVI8efJcX https://t.co/8Q36lFNOiq — PolitiTweet.org

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Since 2016, Chinese ships have operated off South America virtually all day, all year, moving with the seasons from the coasts of Ecuador to Peru to Argentina. https://t.co/ZBVI8efJcX https://t.co/w2xWc4ncVY — PolitiTweet.org

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China can fish on such an industrial scale because of vessels like Hai Feng 718, a mothership that can store thousands of tons of fish. The smaller fishing boats transfer their catch to these huge vessels, which carry them to China. https://t.co/ZBVI8efJcX https://t.co/nVyhKNyooS — PolitiTweet.org

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