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no ni'a :

Hi'opo'a i te moana e.V. o te hoê ïa faanahonahoraa aita e moni o te faatere nei i te mau ohipa maimiraa e te faaoraraa i roto i te Central Med. I mua i te fifi o te taata, te horo'a nei te Sea-Watch i te mau rave'a no te tamărû rû, te mau aniraa, e te mau faaheporaa no te mau ohipa faaoraraa a te mau pŭpŭ no Europa, e te ti'a nei i mua i te huiraatira no te mau rave'a no te ora mai. Ua faarahi matou i ta matou ohipa e ua rave matou i te mau faanahoraa apî no te mea aita te hoê faatitiaifaroraa politita i ni'a i te fenua mai te hoê #SafePassage. E mea ti'amâ matou i te pae politita e i te pae faaroo, e e aufau ana'e matou i te moni na roto i te mau ô.

te horo'a nei :
22/09/2020

They are saving lives and ask nothing in return for that. It’s not that they say to the ones they rescued that they owe them a lot of money, since they saved their lives. No! They do it for the sake of helping people and not for getting something out of that. They rely on donations and volunteers, but unfortunately they also have a shop where they sell some stuff… (https://shop.sea-watch.org/)

No reira, e horo'a vau ia ratou e 5/5 tuhaa no ta ratou fafauraa i te oraraa ma te hoo ore, tera râ, e ti'a ia'u ia tata'i 1 a'e tuhaa no ta ratou fare toa.

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