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  At present, scientists from the Fundacion Chile are setting up a pilot centre in Playa Union (Rawson) to test different technologies for turbot and red abalone farming.  The regions of Esquel, Rawson, Comodoro Rivadavia and  Sarmiento are considered to be the most suitable areas for developing aquaculture projects,  according to studies presented by Fundacion Chile at a seminar held in Rawson, Chubut province. After a year-long study, the Chilean institution selected three species which will be farmed commercially in Chubut: rainbow trout, red   abalone and turbot. 

 In the latest issue of the Spanish magazine Europa Azul, Mr Alberto Echauluce Orozco, the magazine's director, makes some  comments on the Federal Fisheries Act which has recently been approved in Argentina. In the article entitled, "Argentina - adds and   continues", he says, "Argentina takes up the faculty of adopting measures outside the 200 territorial miles, which is clearly against the present international law," and "it demands that 75% of the crews onboard Argentina's vessels must be Argentine nationals."   Mr Orozco added: "For the mixed societies operating in Argentine waters, the crews  must be 50% of Argentine origin.

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