All systems go for Montevideo?

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Uruguay’s Administración Nacional de Puertos (ANP) wants to push through Parliament a bill that will allow for a new tender for another dedicated container terminal in the country’s capital port.

The US$200M project for a new terminal is strongly opposed by existing container terminal operator Terminal Cuenca de la Plata (TCP), part of Belgium’s Katoen Natie, which says such a move would break the existing agreement signed between it and ANP back in the middle of 2001.

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All systems go for Montevideo?

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Uruguay’s Administración Nacional de Puertos (ANP) wants to push through Parliament a bill that will allow for a new tender for another dedicated container terminal in the country’s capital port.

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