Shrimp industry leaves Iloilo fisherfolk poor
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Remigio Cahilig, 50, laments that he may have to give up fishing. Cahilig is one of this town's remaining 300 fishermen. Tigbauan used to be a thriving fishing community but what remains of it today are just specks of fisherfolk communities being edged out by beach resorts and aquatic farms.
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Girao, V. J. (1992, May 19). Shrimp industry leaves Iloilo fisherfolk poor. Malaya Business Insight, p. 7.
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