El Niño Leaves Gulf of Nicoya Fishermen With Catches Too Small to Pay for Fuel ↗
Fishermen in Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya say El Niño's warm water has driven off shrimp, snapper and corvina, leaving catches too small to cover fuel.

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Fishermen in Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya say El Niño's warm water has driven off shrimp, snapper and corvina, leaving catches too small to cover fuel.
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