The
National Federation of Fishing Associations (FNCP)
has decided to interrupt the general strike that has kept ships moored in many Spanish ports, following the announcement by the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food,
Luis Planas
, about the Government's measures to alleviate the increase in marine gas oil.
The president of the FNCP,
Basilio Otero
, has confirmed to Efe that the brotherhoods have agreed that the fleet "go back to fishing", after analyzing the results of the meeting held this Wednesday between the minister and the organizations of the fishing and aquaculture sector to address solutions to the fuel price increase.
In this way, the call for a strike by the FNCP ceases for the time being, which the shipowners supported and which has led to massive moorings for three days in a large part of the ports on the Spanish coast, with greater inactivity of the ships in Andalusia, the Mediterranean coast , Asturias and remarkable monitoring in all fishing areas.
However, there were fleets that had previously stopped due to bad weather or the problems of the transport strike.
The Government will approve specific measures next Tuesday to limit the impact of
rising diesel prices
on fishermen's operating costs, as reported by Planas on Wednesday.
Among the actions that the Executive is studying are an advance of payments with funds from the
European Union (EU)
or the exemption of port taxes.
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