Brazil To Dispense $100M To Shipping Companies

June 9, 1999

Brazil's government will reportedly divide $100 million in aid among the country's shipping companies to help Brazil's merchant shipping companies pay off commercial debts and moneys owed to Brazil's National Development Bank (BNDES).

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