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Falklands Government denies MV Bandero access over “questionable actions” at sea
The Falkland Islands government has banned the MV Bandero, a Captain Paul Watson Foundation vessel, from entering its territorial waters following the ship's collision with a Norwegian industrial krill trawler in Antarctic waters on March 31. The order, signed on April 9 ...
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Energy & Oil
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Agriculture
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Entertainment
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Health & Science
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Tourism
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