Maritime Chronicles
ADAPTABILITY, A KEY FACTOR IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY
I started my career as an apprentice in a well-known shipyard on the River Clyde in Scotland in the early sixties. In these days, the Shipbuilding Industry in the United Kingdom was booming with a great future for the industry….
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SUBSTANDARD VESSELS AND PREDATION ON THE HIGH SEAS… WHERE DID THE RESPONSIBILITY OF FLAG STATES REMAIN?
For a very long time, the international community has been experiencing some problems that are difficult to solve, among them, the existence of substandard vessels and the depredation of living…
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A CHRONICLE FOR OUR CHRONICLES
It is said that “…a person who reads lives a thousand lives before he dies”, and I could not agree more. Every time we read a text, from an informative…
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WOMEN, LATIN AMERICA, SEAPORTS AND ME
When I received the assignment from the MAMla network, through my friend and great professional Elvia Bustavino, to collaborate with their Chronicles, I was thinking and I asked myself: Should…
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