El país latinoamericano sin salida al mar que supera a potencias en barcos de guerra y guarda un mensaje oculto

 

 

 

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No tiene salida al mar, pero su Armada cuenta con más embarcaciones que potencias regionales como Brasil o incluso Israel. ¿Por qué mantiene una flota tan grande? La respuesta mezcla historia, política, simbolismo y una firme esperanza de recuperación territorial.

No todos los ejércitos navales navegan en océanos. En América del Sur, un país sin costas mantiene una Armada activa y numerosa que desconcierta a quienes desconocen su historia. Bolivia, pese a su condición de nación mediterránea desde hace más de un siglo, conserva una flota que la ubica por encima de otras potencias militares en cantidad de barcos. Pero su propósito va más allá de lo

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El acuerdo marítimo entre Turquía y Libia "viola el derecho internacional", afirma la UE.

 

 

 

 
La Alta Representante de la UE y Vicepresidenta de Asuntos Exteriores y Política de Seguridad, Kaja Kallas, reacciona durante una conferencia de prensa en Bruselas, el 3 de septiembre de 2025. (Foto AFP)
 
03 de septiembre de 2025 17:44 GMT+03:00

TEl jefe de política exterior de la Unión Europea dijo el martes que un acuerdo sobre límites marítimos entre Turquía y Libia viola los derechos soberanos de terceros países y contradice el derecho internacional, incluso cuando Ankara busca fortalecer los lazos con todas las facciones libias.

Kaja Kallas, Alta Representante de la UE para Asuntos Exteriores, dijo a la agencia de noticias estatal AMNA que el memorando de entendimiento de 2019 entre Turquía y Libia "no es coherente con el derecho consuetudinario basado en

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X-Press Feeders Appeals for Rational Decision on 2021 Casualty Compensation

 

 

 

 

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X-Press Pearl was lost off Sri Lanka in 2021 after a devastating container fire (Sri Lanka Air Force)

Published Aug 15, 2025 1:53 PM by The Maritime Executive

 

 X-Press Feeders, the operator of the containership X-Press Pearl, lost off Sri Lanka after a container fire in 2021, has issued a statement critical of the Sri Lanka Supreme Court while appealing for “rational decision-making and judgments regarding liability and compensation.” The company says it is “deeply” concerned by the recent court decision ordering an initial payment of $1 billion within the year.

While saying it recognizes the need for compensation for any environmental damage, X-Press Feeder writes, “we believe that it must be done in an equitable and fair manner.” They point

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Morocco attached to international law, direct negotiations with Spain to delimit maritime borders

 

 

 

 

Morocco and Spain are currently engaged in direct negotiations aimed at defining their maritime boundaries in line with international law, foreign minister Nasser Bourita said.

 

Speaking at an international seminar on maritime border delimitations, Bourita explained that the process will be conducted in full respect of Morocco’s national sovereignty, particularly in the southern provinces.

He described the initiative as part of a broader framework of neighborliness, transparency, and mutual interest.

“This issue is being approached with a spirit of cooperation and strategic partnership,” Bourita said, highlighting the maturity of bilateral relations between the two nations.

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The minister linked the current efforts to the legacy of the Third United Nations

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Türkiye expands its protected maritime zones in response to Greek marine parks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Following Greece's declaration of two marine parks in the Ionian and Aegean seas, Türkiye reinforces its stance against unilateral actions in the maritime zones.
 

 

A Turkish coast guard ship patrols in the Aegean Sea. / Reuters

August 2, 2025

Türkiye has expanded its protected maritime zones in response to Greece's recent declaration of two new marine parks in the Ionian and Aegean Seas.

Ankara formally announced two new marine protected areas: one off the coast of Gokceada in the Northern Aegean and another off the coast of Finike in the Mediterranean.

The areas have been integrated into Türkiye's National Maritime Spatial Planning map, which is registered with the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) under UNESCO. 

According to Turkish officials, the

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