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November 23, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Dredging up Brazilian ports with Korean help

Ports, in general, represent the most relevant and complex link of logistic vectors. For Brazil it is there lifeline and a sector that the Brazilian government is investing heavily in… Source: The Korean Herald, November 22, 2009;

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Ports, in general, represent the most relevant and complex link of logistic vectors. For Brazil it is there lifeline and a sector that the Brazilian government is investing heavily in…

Source: The Korean Herald, November 22, 2009;

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