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Fin en vue pour la chasse à la baleine en Islande?

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Actuellement, trois pays pratiquent encore la chasse à la baleine: la Norvège, le Japon et l’Islande. Mais la grande île nordique pourrait remettre cette situation en question dans ses eaux, et ce, dès février prochain. Outre que les mentalités évoluent, la chasse n’est plus très

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