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

Tamurji (right), 43, a fisherman from Indonesia, and Carlos Enrique Romero, 47, cut the extra cable on the Cantino ship before a fishing trip to the Atlantic Ocean, in Burela's port, Galicia, Spain, November 30, 2023. The fishing port of Burela has 44 nationalities among its 9,450 residents, including 90 men from Senegal and 244 from Cape Verde. Foreign workers make up about seven out of ten crew in Burela's fishing fleet, said Juan Carlos Otero of Burela's boat owners' association. REUTERS/Nacho Doce

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

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