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Costa Rica, don't export that stockpile of hammerhead shark fins

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Sierra Goodman
9 years ago

Costa Rica must set the example and be a leader in marine conservation. Little by little, Costa Rica is losing her eco reputation. Let's do the right thing and bring it back.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Sharks and other protected animals are worth much more alive than dead. Please be a leader and don't let Costa Ricas beautiful natural resources be destroyed.

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Renato Bruno
9 years ago

Vamos CR. Hay mejores maneras de explotar sus recursos naturales.

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Dr Iris Ziegler
9 years ago

I will be traveling to Costa Rica soon to dive with these amazing animals. Your country can only protect them if the trading of fins is not permitted ever again and thereby prosper from these animals being alive and bringing tourists from around the world to Costa Rica to experience the country's beauty and natural treasures. They won't come any longer if all of these have been deploited. And it's no longer 5 minutes to twelve to stop this but 5 min past Twelve already! So please do act now

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Susan Lewis
9 years ago

Do not support this barbaric practice. It would reflect very badly on Costa Rica.

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Barry Frederick Baudains
9 years ago

FFS what is wrong with these sick bstds that take life so easily. Please stop the killing of these incredible creatures.

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Rich maskey
9 years ago

Please lead the way as you have shown you can before. This has to stop!

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Diana GARCIA
9 years ago

No shark or ilegal fishing !

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Elise
9 years ago

Shark finning is a disgusting practice and should be stopped everywhere. You are only going to hurt your economy in the long run if you allow such practices.

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Carrie Norris
9 years ago

When countries stop the import and export of fins, the finning will stop and not until

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john
9 years ago

Life, not death!

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Ana Araya
9 years ago

Unidos lo lograremos, vamos costarricenses, NO MÁS ALETEO!!!!

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marc W Ward
9 years ago

The sale of shark fins will cause great harm to Costa Rica's reputation as a leader in marine conservation and could cause the loss of a significant amount of tourism income. Only a few benefit from the shark finning and many could suffer from loss of tourist dollars if Costa Rica becomes known as an exporter of shark fins.

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Lynn Green
9 years ago

I am strongly opposed to the export of these illegally collected fins!

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Guillermo Robles
9 years ago

Stop killing sharks

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Gayle Sullivan
9 years ago

President Solis is acting like Trump by ignoring the science and by serving private economic interests over the environment. He should be ashamed.

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yahaira rojas
9 years ago

No estoy deacuerdo es hora de poner un alto a los que dañan los tiburones

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Alisia Carlson
9 years ago

My understanding of Costa Rica was that it was a country that cared deeply for our world. Please don't prove me wrong.

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JAMES R CHAMBERS
9 years ago

This type of fishing is inhumane and disgusting. Don't let them get away with profiting off such atrocities.

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Carolina ramirez
9 years ago

Costa rica need more blue. Costa Rica is not just land.