Around 140 vessels stranded at Argentine ports after government deregulation decree
Approximately 140 vessels remain stranded at Argentine ports following a protest by maritime pilots who ceased accepting new assignments. The disruption was sparked by a government decree deregulating their profession, causing significant backlog in port operations.
Argentina ports vessel delays maritime pilots deregulation decree port strike
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