BRAZIL: Small Fishermen Trade in Nets for Oyster Farms
FLORIANÓPOLIS, Brazil, Mar 6 (IPS) - In a modest restaurant on a beach at the southern
tip of the Brazilian island of Florianópolis, a couple
celebrates, with champagne and oysters, “one more year of
vacations and love.”
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