Embraport emblematic of Brazilian dilemma

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

When DP World and Odebrecht announced on 30 August that they had together bought 51.5% of the Embraport terminal project from trading group Coimex and its partners, it was the culmination of a long drawn-out saga.

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