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Actions carried out by the AMP ensure that seafarers on Panamanian flag vessels and their nationals on foreign flags return to their homes
The Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) communicates that the actions taken to safeguard the labor rights of the eight (8) Panamanian crew members who were on the ship “NISSI COMMANDER I” of the Mongolian Ship Registry, as well as the eighteen (18) crew members of other nationalities who were on board ships belonging to the Panama Ship Registry, came to a good end allowing them to return to their homes alongside their families, with the payment of their owed wages.
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Even with the effects of COVID-19 on Latin American and Caribbean economies, trade with China remains stable, with $136 billion in LAC to China exports and $160 billion in Chinese exports to the region.
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In August last year the World Health Organization declared Latin America and the Caribbean the global epicentre for Covid-19. The region comprises about 8% of the world’s population and has reported the loss of nearly 800,000 lives, with a recent tally giving it the second-highest number of fatalities after Europe.
The numbers are still rising. In a report quietly released by the Mexican government at the end of March, authorities acknowledged that the death toll in the region’s second-largest economy has been at least 60% higher than officially reported.