NOTICIAS MARÍTIMAS MUNDIALES (IV)

1.- COSCO Y CHINA SHIPPING: FUTURA FUSIÓN

Las navieras chinas Cosco y China Shipping han supendido sus cotizaciones en bolsa de cara a una futura fusión promovida por el Gobierno chino. De esta forma, con la posible unión de las dos navieras, el nuevo grupo se convertiría en el cuarto operador mundial, por detrás de Maersk Line, MSC y CMA CGMA, adelantando a Hapag-Lloyd, que quedaría en quinto lugar. De producirse, contarían con con una flota conjunta de 307 buques y 1,57 millones de TEUs de capacidad. Con ese nuevo caso de fusión de navieras, se confirma la tendencia a la concentración del transporte marítimo de contenedores.

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WORLDWIDE MARITIME NEWS (IV)

1.-NORTH KOREAN SHIP SEIZED IN PANAMA: CREW CHARGED

A North Korean Vessel, The Chong Chan Gang, has been seized in Panama after it was found to be carrying over 240 tonnes of undeclared military cargo including obsolete defensive weapons which were hidden in containers under a shipment of Cuban sugar. Cuba admitted being behind the stash of weapons, but insisted that they were only being sent to North Korea for repair and that they were to be returned afterward. The United Nations Sanctions prohibit the supply of arms to North Korea in the dispute over its nuclear programme and Panama have now requested that the UN investigate whether there has been a breach, as well as charging the crew just hours after North Korea urged Panama to release their ship and crew without delay. 

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