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A new independent tool to obtain freight tariff, starts in Panama
Panama, a leader in maritime connectivity in the region, according to the United Nations Office for Trade and Development (UNCTAD), lacked a tool that would allow Panamanian importers and exporters…
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Crowley to Begin Direct, Weekly Service from Florida Ports to Costa Rica and Panama
(JACKSONVILLE, Fla.; Aug. 7, 2017) – To better connect customers’ U.S. and Central American supply chains, Crowley Liner Services will begin fixed-day, weekly sailings on Wednesday, Aug. 9, directly between Florida and Costa Rica…
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23-Nov-2016 PIER RECONSTRUCTION WORK Novorossiysk, Russia RED ALERT ISSUED FOR HURRICANE OTTO Panama HURRICANE OTTO HEADING TOWARDS COSTA RICE & NICARAGUA Costa Rica & Nicaragua LOCK CLOSURE FOR MAINTENANCE…
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Crowley Recognized for Road Safety Efforts in Costa Rica
(SAN JOSE, Costa Rica; Dec. 17, 2016) – Crowley Maritime Corp.’s liner and logistics group in Central America recently received National Road Safety Recognition from the Costa Rica Ministry of Public Works for their focus…
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Japdeva contracts Damen for pilot vessel
In April 2014, a contract between JAPDEVA (Costa Rica) and Damen Shipyards Group for a Damen Stan Tender 1504 was approved by the Controller General of the Central-American country. The…
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My-Villages Launches DockMaster 8.0 Beta Program
Industry’s Most Popular Business Software Gets Additional Features to Improve Productivity and a Whole New Look Hobe Sound, Fla. – April 24, 2014 – (Marine NewsWire) My-Villages, which owns the popular…
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Trade unions must act now on climate change
London November 2013 – Twenty activists from 14 countries came together in Johannesburg last week to determine the next steps in the fight against climate change. Participants at the meeting, which…
13 September 2013 – Danne Lemones Smith, a union activist and former representative of the ITF-affiliated Costa Rican SINTRAJAP union, has reportedly been attacked at his home. The incident, on 25…
August 2013 SINTRAJAP dockworkers’ union in the Port of Limon, Costa Rica * ITF affiliate Sindicato de Trabajadores de JAPDEVA y Afines Portuarios (SINTRAJAP) signed a collective bargaining agreement with…