Spanish owner rejecting huge Svalbard fines

Article Abstract:

Norwegian Coastguard has arrested and fined three Transpesca owned Spanish trawlers in the Svalbard zone. Transpesca, has denied the charges and with the support of Spain's National Association for Owners of Cod Fishing Vessels (AGARBA), has filed a case against Norwegian authorities for having violated the 1920 Treaty of Paris.

International politics, Arctic, Military aspects, Military policy, Powers and duties, Treaties, Svalbard

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Spanish seek Hague court challenge on Svalbard

Article Abstract:

In the wake of Spanish trawlers' arrest by Norwegian Coastguard in the Svalbard zone, fishing industry leaders and government officials of Spain have approached the Hague International Court against Norway for its unlawful act and violation of the Treaty of Paris of 1920.

International Court of Justice (The Hague, Netherlands)

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Spain and the UK are accused: "Black fish" probe by EU

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The European commission has issued notices to Spain and UK informing the two countries of its intentions to investigate the alleged black fish landings. The charges against Spain and UK are furnished.

United Kingdom, Investigations, European Union. European Commission

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