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La Lucha de los Pescadores de Chancay

Tras el derrame de crudo en la costa del Perú

En Chancay los pescadores artesanales se han quedado sin peces, después del trágico vertido de petróleo de la española Repsol en enero de 2022, la mayor catástrofe medioambiental en la historia del Perú. Los pocos peces que se logran capturar podrían, además, estar contaminados, según afirman los expertos. Según estudios del gobierno peruano, aún hay zonas contaminadas con petróleo. Repsol fue multada por cientos de millones de soles y debe pagar también compensaciones a los pescadores. Pero un grupo de dirigentes de asociaciones pesqueras de Chancay no está de acuerdo con la indemnización propuesta por la petrolera. Se niegan a firmar un acuerdo extrajudicial que, según ellos, atenta contra su futuro.

Guión, cámara y edición: Roberto Manhães Reis

Producción local: Rosemary Cueva Sáenz

Locución: Teresa Cosci

Coordinación general: Verónica Marchiaro

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câmera: Daniel Lobo