New IWC chair 'can't promise' reaching final accord within year

New IWC chair 'can't promise' reaching final accord within year

MADEIRA, Portugal - Cristian Maquieira of Chile, new chairman of the International Whaling Commission, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News and the Associated Press on the Portuguese island of Madeira on June 26.

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