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Ferri Costa Rica-El Salvador operó primer mes con 10% de capacidad de carga

Transporte marítimo entre ambos países enfrenta desafíos iniciales, los viajes se redujeron a uno por semana por falta de demanda

The Panamanian-flagged "Blue Wave Harmony" ferry is seen on the maiden voyage that will connect El Salvador and Costa Rica through the Pacific Ocean, in the port of La Union, El Salvador, on August 10, 2023. A ferry with the capacity to transport a hundred containers or trucks with goods set sail Thursday on its maiden voyage from El Salvador to Costa Rica, opening a new era in Central American trade. The Panamanian-flagged "Blue Wave Harmony" began its voyage in the Salvadoran port of La Union, on the Gulf of Fonseca, and is due to dock some 16 hours later in Caldera, on the Costa Rican Pacific. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP)
The Panamanian-flagged "Blue Wave Harmony" ferry is seen on the maiden voyage that will connect El Salvador and Costa Rica through the Pacific Ocean, in the port of La Union, El Salvador, on August 10, 2023. A ferry with the capacity to transport a hundred containers or trucks with goods set sail Thursday on its maiden voyage from El Salvador to Costa Rica, opening a new era in Central American trade. The Panamanian-flagged "Blue Wave Harmony" began its voyage in the Salvadoran port of La Union, on the Gulf of Fonseca, and is due to dock some 16 hours later in Caldera, on the Costa Rican Pacific. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP) MARVIN RECINOS
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