Uruguay is in talks with Asunción to improve the flow of Paraguayan barge fleet – the world s third-largest – through the port of Montevideo. In addition, extra berths have been requested at the port of Nueva Palmira.
Tuesday 4 November 2025
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Uruguay interested in increased Paraguayan barge traffic
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