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Home›Green Marine›Spain ‘closely following’ fishing companies difficulties in port of Montevideo
Green Marine

February 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Spain ‘closely following’ fishing companies difficulties in port of Montevideo

The Spanish embassy is closely following the difficulties faced by Spanish fishing companies in the port of Montevideo, some of which have decided to stop operating in Uruguay. The issue according to Spanish diplomatic sources in Montevideo could be considered (out of agenda) with Uruguay’s Foreign

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The Spanish embassy is closely following the difficulties faced by Spanish fishing companies in the port of Montevideo, some of which have decided to stop operating in Uruguay. The issue according to Spanish diplomatic sources in Montevideo could be considered (out of agenda) with Uruguay’s Foreign Affairs minister Luis Almagro who is currently on an official visit to Spain.

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