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The Wider Image: The fisherman from Senegal keeping Spain’s vessels

Saly Diouf Santos, 1, the daughter of Babou Diouf, 46, a fisherman from Senegal, and Silvia Santos, 41, plays with the curtain at home in Burela, Galicia, Spain, October 22, 2023. Babou made his way to Burela in 2018 after working for several years in the farming industry picking vegetables. He now makes enough to rent an apartment for himself and his family and still sends some money to his older children in Senegal, but he's also preparing for the day he can no longer fish due to the industry collapsing. "It's been like that all my life," he said. "I sleep when I can, not when I want." REUTERS/Nacho Doce

The Wider Image: The fisherman from Senegal keeping Spain’s vessels

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