Argentina Accedes Cape Town Agreement, Entry Into Force

Argentina Ratifies Cape Town Agreement, Advancing Global Maritime Safety

Argentina has officially joined the 2012 Cape Town Agreement, set to take effect in February 2027. This milestone enhances global maritime safety by establishing mandatory standards for over 45,000 fishing vessels. It aims to improve safety, working conditions for fishers, and protect marine environments, marking a significant advancement in fishing vessel safety.

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Major Drug Seizure Uncovered in Port San Lorenzo, Argentina

Argentine authorities have made a significant breakthrough in organized crime with the largest drug seizure in Port San Lorenzo’s history. Investigations are ongoing after the ship’s cook confessed to involvement in smuggling. Authorities uncovered 469,500 kilos of cocaine, valued at nearly $6 million in Argentina, indicating professional gang involvement.

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Maritime labour unions in Argentina halt port activities for 48 hours

Maritime labour unions in Argentina have halted port activities for 48 hours due to a contract dispute with the Tugboat Owners Chamber. The United Maritime Workers Union expressed frustration with the lack of negotiations, leading to the temporary work stoppage. The impact on the maritime industry remains uncertain, emphasizing the need for a resolution to ensure smooth operations.

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