Santos operator builds container barricade as strike intensifies

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Santos operator builds container barricade as strike intensifies

Rob Ward, Special Correspondent | Mar 05, 2019 4:51PM EST
As a strike by freelance longshoremen continues, terminal operators at Brazil's busiest container port fear a repeat of last August, when dockworkers invaded a CMA CGM vessel.
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