Transportation Taxes Worry Businesses in the RegionThe FEDEPRICAP believes the new transport charges imposed by governments in the region will have a negative impact on competitiveness and development.Friday, July 12, 2013
In a statement, members of the Federation of Private Entities in Central America, Panama and the Dominican Republic (FEDEPRICAP) said that Central American integration and the customs union "is not a specific goal, but a process of promoting the free movement of goods, trade facilitation, and the passage of people. " Source: elmundo.com.sv ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Carriers Prepare Lawsuit Against El SalvadorJanuary 2014 The regional union is bringing charges to the Central American Court of Justice over what it considers to be undue customs fees in El Salvador. Unions Call For Solutions to Strike At Salvadoran BordersJanuary 2014 Central American companies are asking the Salvadoran government to intervene in the conflict, which is already generating huge losses. Agricultural Chambers Against Border TaxMay 2013 Complaints have been made stating that the new tax charged by the government of El Salvador on vehicles from other countries who cross its borders, will increase costs and hinders regional trade. Honduras – Guatemala Border ReopensJuly 2009 David Cristiani, Guatemalan vice-minister of economy, said that there are no plans to extend the border closing beyond the 48 hour term.
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