US Gulf ports maintain momentum and see containers as 'the way forward'
The pendulum swing appears to have missed US ports on the Gulf of Mexico, which ...
The construction of the Panama Canal was a notoriously tortured enterprise, and regional economic history is littered with the corpses of projects* that have emulated it but never left the drawing board.
And here comes another: the grandly named Puerto Internacional Las Americas, or Pila, brought to you by Miami-based ‘start-up’ Zergratran.
(*On the shortlist: The $40bn Nicaragua Grand Canal, whose Hong Kong sponsor has been MIA for the best part of decade and not a spade in the ground; Colombia’s Pacific-Atlantic ...
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