Informe semanal de la Fuerza Naval sobre los servicios prestados en puertos marítimos, lacustres y fluviales del país

TL;DR

The Nicaraguan Navy provided security and inspection for vessels from November 28 to December 4, 2025.
In the Pacific Naval District, 10 merchant ships were serviced, facilitating the export and import of over 100,000 metric tons of various goods, including corn, malt, explosives, crude oil, and vehicles.
The Pacific Naval District also received 33 industrial and artisanal fishing boats, contributing to the production of 17,838 pounds of marine products.
In the Caribbean Naval District, one merchant ship handled export and import cargo, a tanker delivered diesel and gasoline, and five coastal trade boats served destinations like El Bluff and Bluefields.
The Caribbean Naval District also received 36 industrial and artisanal fishing boats, contributing to 45,868 pounds of marine products.
The Naval Detachment of Interior Waters serviced 574 ferries and vessels on Lakes Xolotlán, Cocibolca, and the San Juan River.
In Moyogalpa, Ometepe Island, 126 cargo ferries transported 7,193 passengers to San Jorge.
In San Jorge, 133 cargo ferries transported 8,481 passengers between San Jorge and Ometepe Island.
In San Carlos, Río San Juan, 315 launches carried 6,662 passengers on routes to Solentiname Archipelago, Papaturro River, El Castillo, and San Juan de Nicaragua.

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