Luta para liberar o Terminal Salineiro de Areia Branca

Fight to Release the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca – Codern

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/07/2018 at 12:28

Codern tenta liberar o Terminal Salineiro Areia Branca para retomar os serviços. Terminal Salineiro Areia Branca tem apoio da Codern para voltar a trabalhar. Dino, presidente da Codern apresentou plano de Ação para obter liberação do Ibama.

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Fight to Release the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca – Codern Travels to Brasília in Attempt to Reverse Embargo Made by Ibama.

Known as the Port of Areia Branca, in Rio Grande do Norte, the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca was embargoed by IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources) due to pending issues and irregularities found during inspection. Responsible for more than 60 thousand jobs, Fernando Dinoá, president of Codern (Dock Company of Rio Grande do Norte), went to Brasília on July 13 to speak with the Ministers of Transport and Environment, bringing a series of measures to reverse the current situation.

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Action Plan

Concerned about the current situation of the Port of Areia Branca – RN, President Dinoá presented the action plan to release the Terminal and was quite positive. Confident that the necessary actions have already been taken, Dinoá relies on the help of the Ministry of Transport and the National Ports Secretariat. The Salt Terminal of Areia Branca needs to get back to work soon as it is extremely important for the economy of the State of Rio Grande do Norte, the president adds.

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Present at the Meeting in Brasília

Besides Dinoá, the meeting in Brasília included:

Valter Casimiro (Transport, Ports and Civil Aviation);
Edson Duarte (Environment);
Luciano Evaristo (President – Ibama) and the Director of Environmental Licensing (Ibama);
Felipe Maia (Federal Deputy – DEM-RN);
Ogarito Linhares (Director of the Port Grant Department of the National Ports Secretariat);
Uirá Cavalcante de Oliveira (General Coordinator of Environmental Management of the Secretariat).

This was not the first time the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca was restricted. The Ministry of Labor and Employment, due to the finding of irregularities by fiscal auditors of the Port and Waterway Labor Mobile Group (December 2017).

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Fight to Release the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca – Codern

Fight to Release the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca – Codern Travels to Brasília in Attempt to Reverse Embargo Made by Ibama.

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Present at the Meeting in Brasília

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Fight to Release the Salt Terminal of Areia Branca – Codern

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