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President Kast calls for strengthening security on routes and promoting the bioceanic corridor during Truck Driver’s Day celebration.

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By Mónica Germany, Gabriel Campos Roullet
| World Ports Organization
By Gabriel Campos Roullet The President of the Republic of Chile, José Antonio Kast, was present at the celebration of Truck Driver’s Day, an event held at the Passenger Terminal of the Port of Valparaíso. The president gave a speech to those in attendance in which he emphasized strengthening road safety and promoting the development of the bioceanic corridors.
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Valparaíso Prosecutor’s Office assures that cargo profiling is essential to stop organized crime in ports.

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By Mónica Germany, Gabriel Campos Roullet
| World Ports Organization
By Gabriel Campos Roullet Claudia Perivancich, Regional Prosecutor of Valparaíso, said that synchronizing information when profiling cargo is essential to effectively combat organized crime within the country’s port facilities. In recent months, the main maritime terminals of the Valparaíso Region (San Antonio and Valparaíso) have been the scene of significant seizures of illicit substances or the dismantling of gangs that attempted to send drugs through those ports.
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ONE closely monitors Panama Canal transit restrictions.

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By Akira Nakamura, Gabriel Campos Roullet
| World Ports Organization
By Gabriel Campos Roullet Fernando Urrutia, country head of Ocean Network Express (ONE) Chile, stated that they are closely monitoring the operational restrictions in the Panama Canal, a route on which the country figures as the fourth-largest user in 2025 after moving more than 23 million tons of cargo (origin and destination). Starting on September 3, 2026, it is worth recalling, a phased system will begin for the allocation of slots to vessels wishing to transit the interoceanic waterway.
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