Le plus grand hôpital du Brésil retire le requin de ses menus

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L’hôpital de la faculté de médecine de l’université de São Paulo a annulé son projet d’achat de 17 tonnes de viande de requin afin de protéger la santé des patients, après que l’ONG Sea Shepherd Brasil lui a adressé un courrier, arguant que les requins sont largement menacés et que leur chair contient généralement des niveaux élevés de mercure et d’arsenic.

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