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Valparaiso Port Expansion Gets Green Light After 12 Years
Chile's Committee of Ministers confirmed the Environmental Qualification Resolution for the Terminal Cerros de Valparaiso (TCVAL) expansion, a US$380 million project by Puerto de Valparaiso Company (EPV), after 12 years of environmental evaluation. This approval clears the main regulatory obstacle for a new container terminal.
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