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The protest

Too many Ricciai excluded from the Agris call in Cabras: "Either they listen to us or it will be revolted"

Requested a meeting with the regional commission that deals with fishing
Sara Pinna
27 ottobre 2022 alle 17:21Aggiornato il 27 ottobre 2022 alle 17:19
Too many Ricciai excluded from the Agris call in Cabras: "Either they listen to us or it will be revolted"
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The announcement is there, but many cannot participate because the requirements are too stringent. In Cabras , for now , very few ricciai have participated in the market survey published by Agris to collect the adhesions of fishermen for participation in environmental monitoring and recovery activities . Better translated: this is the alternative measure ordered by the Region following the ban on fishing for red gold for the next three years, to allow the recovery of stocks and the reconstitution of the resource. But something is wrong.

One of the many requirements, for example, is that of never having received sanctions regarding the prohibition of fishing, holding, transport and marketing. But in Cabras many during their working life have been sanctioned for not respecting certain rules relating to sea urchin fishing. “It is a senseless, ridiculous ban and made specifically to leave us at home without working - said Giacomo Bilancetta , president of one of the two associations of Cabras ricciai - All this is very serious. If one takes a penalty this is paid, why continue to punish the fisherman? ”.

The ricciai asked for a meeting with the regional commission that deals with fishing . “We need to explain why this announcement is useless - concludes Bilancetta - They must listen to us before November 7th , the day on which the expression of interest expires. Otherwise there will be a revolt ”. Cabras's nerves are tense.

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