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No Rio Minho, visitamos Caminha, a cidade que o vê desaguar. Outrora cidade de pescadores, esta atividade está em acentuado declínio. Com as opiniões dos biólogos Carlos Antunes e Ronaldo Sousa, saiba o que o futuro tem reservado para este estuário.
No Rio Minho, visitamos Caminha, a cidade que o vê desaguar. Outrora cidade de pescadores, esta atividade está em acentuado declínio. Com as opiniões dos biólogos Carlos Antunes e Ronaldo Sousa, saiba o que o futuro tem reservado para este estuário.
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