Maritime Chronicles
RECYCLING THE END TO SOW THE FUTURE: SENSREC
The end of a ship’s voyage is not the closing of its story, but the beginning of a material and social transformation. Historically, shipbreaking has been an industry marked by high labor risks and significant environmental damage; however, the global…
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THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE PORT STATE CONTROL (PSC)
The development of the maritime legal framework in Honduras has been key to positioning the country as a relevant actor in trade and maritime security, both regionally and internationally. The…
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CHILE AT THE IALA COUNCIL: REGIONAL LEADERSHIP IN GLOBAL MARITIME GOVERNANCE
Chile’s election as a member of the Council of the International Association of Maritime Signaling Authorities (IALA), in its new capacity as an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO), represents a milestone for…
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NAVAL ENGINEERING: THE FOUNDATION OF MARITIME SAFETY
In the vast maritime arena that connects continents, cultures, and economies, maritime safety has become an indispensable requirement for global development. Every day, thousands of ships transport goods, passengers, and…
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