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Ten Days to Negotiate: the Harbour Conflict Finds a Truce After the Intervention of the Government
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After seven days of paralysis in the Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP), the conflict that kept in vilo to the port of Montevideo entered a stage of détente. The Sindicato Único Portuario y Ramas Relatedes (Supra) and the company Katoen Natie reached an agreement with the mediation of the government that will allow to open an instance of negotiation for ten days straight. President Yamandú Orsi celebrated the understanding and appreciated the const…
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