Unions Call For Solutions to Strike At Salvadoran BordersCentral American companies are asking the Salvadoran government to intervene in the conflict, which is already generating huge losses.Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Legislation in the region allows customs offices to design nonintrusive inspection methods, but these should not generate arrears in clearance or excessive costs which obstruct the free movement of goods, services and people. ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Customs Offices Should be Open 24/7 for CargoJune 2014 In order to expedite intraregional trade it is necessary for customs offices dealing with cargo freight, to be open all hours, just as immigration customs offices are. Strike By Truckers Continues at Salvadoran BordersJanuary 2014 Only cargo destined for El Salvador should be charged with the $18 fee for the inspection with scanner, request freight carriers. Strike By Truckers At El Salvador BordersJanuary 2014 The regional union of freight carriers is protesting about the fee for inspections using scanners at Salvadoran customs offices and the delays it has generated. Problems at Customs Offices in El Salvador Once AgainJanuary 2014 Freight carriers are opposed to the collection of a fee of $18 per inspection using scanners and are threatening strikes and a change of routes.
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