Francisco Gomes, deputy of Chega elected by Madeira to the Assembly of the Republic, declared this morning that fisheries are "completely abandoned and adrift," accusing both the Regional Government and the Republic Government of lacking strategy regarding fishing in the Archipelago.
The article cites the definition of strategy from the Porto Editora dictionary as "set of means and plans to achieve an end," suggesting that the absence of strategy implies a lack of means and defined plans for the fisheries sector in the region.
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