Cargo Transport: Guatemala Applies Reciprocal MeasuresBecause Costa Rica has imposed several restrictions on the movement of goods entering its territory, the Guatemalan government announced that it will apply reciprocal measures to Costa Rican transporters from June 9.Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Guatemala joins the list of Central American nations applying similar measures to those imposed by Costa Rica, which, arguing that it is trying to mitigate the spread of Covid-19 in its territory, decided that from 18 May only transporters carrying out direct border-to-board transit would enter, whose units would have to be subject to police surveillance. Source: prensalibre.com and Diario de Centro América ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Cargo Transport: Controversy ContinuesJuly 2020 In response to the restrictions applied to Costa Rican pilots, who are prevented from leaving with cargo from Panama, since July 14 Costa Rica has not allowed trucks with Panamanian plates to leave carrying goods. Cargo Transport: More DisagreementJuly 2020 Arguing that it is not allowed to leave with cargo from the rest of the countries in the region, Costa Rican transporters are protesting at the border between Costa Rica and Panama, and are asking the authorities to apply reciprocal measures. Regional Trade: Panama Applies Reciprocal MeasuresMay 2020 After Costa Rica imposed several restrictions on the movement of cargo entering its territory, the Panamanian government limited the permit for Costa Rican carriers to remain in the country to 72 hours. Cargo Transport: Honduras Replies to Costa RicaMay 2020 After the Costa Rican government decided to impose several restrictions on heavy transport units entering its territory, the Honduran government decided to grant Costa Rican pilots only 72 hours in the country.
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