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https://www.reefcheck.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/fisheries.jpg300225Currently, most Mexican fisheries for species like grouper and snapper are managed by permits only, with no fishing quotas, so there is no limit on catch. Mexico has been lucky. Some 75% of the world's fisheries have either collapsed or are overfished, however, there are still fish to catch in Mexico