The Latin American Zone Assembly, held in Manaus, Brazil focused on the current conflict in Brazil with the port reform bill (HB 595). Members unanimously approved of the Declaration of Manaus, where all the countries in the region resolved to offer full active solidarity with the conflict. The assembly also reviewed the progress in the signature of collective agreements, union busting suffered in many countries and labor deregulation, and actively support Chilean ports in the event of mobilisations
The International Dockworkers Council (IDC) expresses full solidarity with the demands of the Hong Kong port workers and their demonstrations after receiving alarming reports about the failure of negotiations between companies and the Dockers' Union of Hong Kong.
Source:ILAUnionA new six-year Master Contract, covering some 14,500 waterfront workers belonging to the International Longshoremen's Association, AFL-CIO (ILA) was overwhelming approved by ILA members today in a ratification vote conducted at ports on the Atlantic and Gulf Coast. The ILA negotiated this new Master Contract with United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), an alliance of container carriers, direct employers, and port associations serving the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States
Source:IDC The assembly will be discussing the main issues affecting the ports in the area and joining efforts to ensure labor rights are kept in Brazilian ports with the new port reform

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Like Mitsui-owned United Grain in Vancouver, Marubeni-owned Columbia Grain profits from America’s farms, roads, railroads and public ports
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After 11 weeks of analysis and processing, today deputies and senators approved the MP for Ports
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