Protesters Block Brazil's Port of Santos

Posted by Eric Haun February 24, 2015

Protesting truckers in Brazil blocked access to the port of Santos on Tuesday, according to a representative for highway operator Ecovias, threatening shipments of soybeans in the middle of what is expected to be a record harvest.

(Reporting by Eduardo Simoes, Marcelo Teixeira and Alberto Alerigi Jr.; Editing by Marguerita Choy)

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