Talk:Shark fin trading in Costa Rica

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Did you know... that British chef Gordon Ramsay, who was threatened at gunpoint whilst filming in Costa Rica, described the illegal shark fin trading in the country as "a multi-billion dollar industry"?

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As of March 2015 shark finning is once again permitted in Costa Rica by President Solis, possibly as a perk to the Chinese for investing in Costa Ricas infrastructure primarily the new hi-way from San Jose to Limon. the timing of the announcement of the hi-way contract to the Chinese and the shark finning law revised are obviously more than coincidental. — Preceding unsigned comment added by MEA626 (talk • contribs) 21:35, 4 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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