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Montevideo master tender suffers new postponementMontevideo master tender suffers new postponement
3-May-2003
URUGUAY. Roberto Yavarone, sub Secretary of State at Uruguay?s Ministry of Defence, has confirmed that the tender to manage and operate Montevideo?s Carrasco International airport has been postponed for a second time.
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?URUGUAY. Roberto Yavarone, sub Secretary of State at Uruguay?s Ministry of Defence, has confirmed that the tender to manage and operate Montevideo?s Carrasco International airport has been postponed for a........
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