¿Por qué Japón insiste en cazar ballenas?
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Aunque en 2014 la Corte de la Haya prohibió la caza de ballenas a Japón, el país asiático continúa con esta práctica alegando “fines científicos”. El pasado 24 de marzo, cuatro barcos japoneses regresaron a puerto tras una travesía de más de 100 días en los mares de la Antártida donde cazaron 333 ballenas minke, […]