Costa Rican Ports Operating AgainPolice entered the ports of Moin and Limon, which had been paralyzed for two days because of a strike, reactivating the loading and unloading of goods.Thursday, June 14, 2012
On Tuesday 12 June, the Trade Unions of Japdeva began a strike at the ports of Limon and Moin, protesting against an award made by the Costa Rican government for the construction and operation of a dock for container ships to the Dutch firm APM Terminals. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Controversy Continues on Port ReformMarch 2011 In what seems a never ending story, the government of Costa Rica has opened the possibility for new dialogue with unions from the ports of Limon and Moin. Costa Rica's Port Moín Operating NormallyOctober 2009 Despite a strike by Japdeva's dockworkers, private longshoreman from shipping companies are taking care of port operations. Indefinite Strike at Costa Rican PortsOctober 2009 Workers from Japdeva have paralyzed port operations in Limón and Moín due to labor demands. 10 companies interested in ports on Costa Rica's Caribbean coastJanuary 2009 Companies that are interested in the current ports at Limon and Moin and the construction of a new terminal will participate in the first meeting with governmental authorities.
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