The Grand Port Maritime of Guadeloupe (GPMG) closed 2025 with largely stable volumes, but beneath that apparent continuity, structural signals point to a port preparing
Puerto Quetzal’s latest figures do more than illustrate year-on-year performance. They reveal a port that is steadily repositioning itself — handling larger volumes, strengthening its
The Grand Port Maritime de la Martinique (GPMLM) has opened public consultation on its 2025–2029 Strategic Project, outlining a five-year investment framework designed to reinforce
The Caribbean Nearshoring Moment: Opportunity or Structural Illusion? The Caribbean sits at the geographic heart of the Americas. For decades, that centrality has positioned the
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has launched an international tender process for the development of a 76-kilometre interoceanic energy pipeline and two new container terminals
In February 2026, Hutchison Ports formally launched Phase II of the expansion of its Specialized Container Terminal (TEC) at the Port of Veracruz, following an
On 10 February 2026, off the coast of Le Carbet and Bellefontaine in Martinique, the French Armed Forces in the Antilles conducted POLMAR 26, a
On February 20, 2026, Miami will host the US–Caribbean Maritime and Ports Forum, an event dedicated to maritime and port-related issues between the United States
Panama’s Supreme Court has ruled unconstitutional the port concession contracts that allowed Panama Ports Company, a subsidiary of CK Hutchison, to operate the ports of
In brief: — The need for port investment in Latin America is no longer a mere prospective exercise. The estimate of approximately $55 billion USD
