Jack Lau

Mar 1, 2024 | efeverde.com | Arturo Larena |Jack Lau

Martínez es uno de los 88.000 pescadores artesanales que trabajan a lo largo de la extensa costa de Perú para satisfacer la demanda local. Pero desde que empezaron a sentir los impactos del calentamiento global, sumado a los cada vez más regulares e intensos eventos del fenómeno de El Niño, él y muchos de sus colegas temen por su subsistencia. “Hay especies que ya no se ven, [y] hay otras que empiezan a verse más.

Feb 27, 2024 | dialogochino.net | Jack Lau

Miguel Martínez (61) nació en Tumbes, región costera del norte de Perú fronteriza con Ecuador. Desde joven aprendió su oficio extrayendo merluza, cachema y pámpano del mar de la costa peruana, el hogar de una rica diversidad de especies. Según algunas estimaciones estas aguas del Pacífico proporcionan la mitad del pescado que se consume en Perú. Martínez es uno de los 88.000 pescadores artesanales que trabajan a lo largo de la extensa costa de Perú para satisfacer la demanda local.

Feb 27, 2024 | dialogochino.net | Jack Lau

Miguel Martínez learned his trade pulling hake, cachema and pámpano from the sea off the Peruvian coast. These Pacific waters are home to a rich diversity of species. According to some estimates they provide half of the fish eaten in the country. The 61-year-old Martínez was born in Tumbes, the northern Peruvian coastal region bordering Ecuador. He is one of 88,000 artisanal fishers working along Peru’s extensive coastline and rivers to meet local demand.

Feb 20, 2024 | chinadialogueocean.net | Jack Lau

Miguel Martinez learned his trade pulling hake, cachema and pámpano from the sea off the Peruvian coast. These Pacific waters are home to a rich diversity of species. According to some estimates they provide half of the fish eaten in the country. The 61-year-old Martinez was born in Tumbes, the northern Peruvian coastal region bordering Ecuador. He is one of 88,000 artisanal fishers working along Peru’s extensive coastline and rivers to meet local demand.

Jan 30, 2024 | thestar.com.my | Jack Lau

Chinese military enthusiasts are claiming a win for a Chinese-made fighter jet against a European counterpart in a military exercise between Pakistan and Qatar. The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fielded its Chinese-made J-10CE jets against Qatar’s Eurofighter Typhoon fighters for the first time in the Zilzal-II air exercise, which got under way in Qatar on January 10.