Summary of Derrame de petróleo en Ventanilla: EL PEOR DESASTRE AMBIENTAL, esto es #Informe21

The video discusses the environmental disaster caused by an oil spill in Ventanilla, Peru, initially reported as 6,000 barrels but later confirmed to be 11,900 barrels by the Ministry of the Environment. The spill is considered the worst ecological disaster in the country, affecting wildlife, beaches, and fishermen. The Repsol company, responsible for the La Pampilla refinery, blamed anomalous waves and the eruption of the Tonga volcano for the spill, but accusations of negligence and bad practices were made. The impact of the spill continues to grow due to ineffective action, spreading through marine currents, affecting beaches like Bahía Blanca, Costa Azul, and Playa Hermosa. The struggles of fishermen and restaurant owners facing financial losses are also highlighted. The methodology includes assessing the impact on wildlife, rehabilitating over 100 wildlife specimens, and urging Repsol to clean up swiftly. Legal implications are mentioned regarding the company's actions. ### Methodology - The amount of oil spill is initially reported as 6,000 barrels but later confirmed to be 11,900 barrels. - The spill is classified as the worst ecological disaster in the country. - The Repsol company blames anomalous waves and the eruption of the Tonga volcano for the spill. - The impact of the spill on wildlife and beaches is assessed, with dead birds and animals found stained with crude oil. - More than 100 wildlife specimens are being rehabilitated in Legends Park. - The spill continues to spread, affecting over 1,500 fishermen and various beaches. - The company is urged to act swiftly in cleaning up the spill to prevent further damage. - Accusations of negligence and bad practices by Repsol are made, leading to legal implications. ### Speakers - Giacomo Pisani, captain of the Italian ship where the spill occurred.

Notable Quotes

— 00:59 — « In fact, it has been classified as the worst ecological disaster of the country. »

— 01:33 — « In response to them, they would have activated the contingency plan. »

— 02:05 — « But what really happened? »

— 02:43 — « This is changing, this pollution is not only the territory where it begins but also how it moves through these places. »

— 04:24 — « The most affected are the more than 1,500 fishermen on the beaches. »

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