Panama’s top container ports are now the largest in Latin America, thanks to strong growth.
Winners and losers among Latin America's top 50 ports in 2010.
Most of Latin America’s ports see declines, but some managed to expand despite the crisis.
Container ports in Panama, Peru and Chile are the fastest-growing in Latin America.
Panama's Balboa continues its strong growth, but Brazil's Santos is still the top port in Latin America.
As trade grows in Central America the region needs to improve its ports infrastructure, shippers and port experts say. El Salvador leads the way.
Top ports ranked by TEU's in 2007.
Santos and Valparaiso grow most, while Colon and San Antonio see the strongest declines.
Latin America's container ports are growing strongly. Balboa grows most and Buenos Aires sees the worst decline. But Santos is now the top port, dethroning Colon.
