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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File Photo '$1,500 in gas and look at what's going on here,' cried one Carli Bay fisherman during a protest on Friday morning as he dragged a crate carrying four fish. One fisherman, who gave his name as Allister, said this is all they can get lately owing to the high levels of pollution in the Gulf of Paria. He said because of the pollution, they have to go further […]

Source: Trinidad News

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