Real Decreto 131/2019, de 8 de marzo, por el que se desarrolla la obligación de consignación de buques

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Real Decreto 131/2019, de 8 de marzo, por el que se desarrolla la obligación de consignación de buques.Ver texto consolidado

Publicado en:
«BOE» núm. 71, de 23 de marzo de 2019, páginas 30205 a 30209 (5 págs.)
Sección:
I. Disposiciones generales
Departamento:
Ministerio de Fomento
Referencia:
BOE-A-2019-4248
Permalink ELI:
https://www.boe.es/eli/es/rd/2019/03/08/131

TEXTO ORIGINAL

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La figura del agente marítimo o consignatario de buques se ha consagrado, tanto en España como en los países de nuestro entorno, como una de las piezas fundamentales para el buen funcionamiento del negocio marítimo.

Las dos leyes principales dentro del Derecho marítimo español prestan atención al consignatario a partir del papel esencial que juega en el tráfico marítimo. Esa doble regulación atiende tanto a sus responsabilidades frente a la Administración Pública, como la relación

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Estibador. Puede llegar a 140.000 euros anuales.

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¿qué es un estibador?

El estibador es el trabajador que realiza la carga y descarga de mercancía en los barcos y embarcaciones. Como operario portuario se encarga de todas las actividades que tienen que ver con la movilización de las pesadas mercancías hacia o desde los barcos. Es una actividad que se encuentra regulada a nivel oficial, ya que se considera un servicio público. Como estibador trabajarás para las autoridades portuarias, las empresas estibadoras privadas o como parte de la plantilla del Centro Portuario de Empleo (CPE). Además del movimiento de las cargas, el estibador se ocupa de la operación de la maquinaria portuaria y debe velar por el cumplimiento del mantenimiento de la maquinaria, como parte del control de

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US Navy Ordered to Destroy Iranian Mine-Laying Boats in the Strait of Hormuz

Dmytro Shumlianskyi

April 26, 2026
17:43
Arleigh Burke guided-missile destroyer (DDG-51). Photo credits: US Navy

The US Navy has been ordered to “shoot and kill” any Iranian boats suspected of laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz during a ceasefire.

Defense One reported on this, citing Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

During a briefing at the Pentagon, Hegseth said that with an increasing number of warships participating in the blockade, the US is not in a hurry to make a deal and that the US military has as much time as it wants.

“But with this blockade, the clock is not on their side. Moreover, President Trump has authorized the United States Navy to destroy any Iranian fast boats that attempt to put mines in the water or disrupt

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Oman calls for diplomacy to protect shipping through Strait of Hormuz

Turkiyetoday.com/region

 
A ship waits to pass through the Strait of Hormuz following the two-week temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran, which is conditional on the opening of the strait, in Oman on April 8, 2026. (AA Photo)
 
April 26, 2026 11:10 PM GMT+03:00

Oman's foreign minister urged sustained diplomatic efforts Sunday to guarantee lasting freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, as regional powers scramble to broker a second round of US-Iran negotiations following joint American and Israeli strikes on Iran.

Badr Albusaidi, who held talks in Muscat with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, described the discussions as "good" and stressed the shared obligations of states bordering the strait.

"As littoral states, we recognize our shared responsibility to the international community and the urgent

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The Strait of Hormuz May Reopen, But the System Has Already Broken

https://oilprice.com/

  • Reopening Hormuz won’t restore normalcy, as traffic remains drastically reduced and shipping behavior has already shifted due to risk and lost trust.
  • Global trade routes are being structurally rewired, with vessels rerouting, insurance costs surging, and energy flows fragmenting into more regional and resilient systems.
  • Long-term impacts include higher costs, supply diversification, and increased geopolitical risk, as chokepoints become strategic pressure points rather than reliable transit routes.

The market will panic when the Strait of Hormuz closes. When it reopens, policymakers will all feel relieved. At present, we are all witnessing this in real time, but reality is definitely the opposite. The latest data coming out in April 2026 should put an end to that

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