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Puerto Barrios

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Puerto Barrios (pwār`tō bär`yōs), city (1994 est. pop. 29,095) and port, E Guatemala, capital of Izabal dept., on the Bay of Amatique, an arm of the Caribbean Sea. It was named after the Guatemalan politician Justo Rufino Barrios Barrios, Justo Rufino (h`stō r
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. Until the early 1970s the foreign-dominated deepwater port handled more trade than any other in Guatemala. An additional cargo port was later built, and solely operated, by the Guatamalan government at nearby Santo Tomás de Castilla Santo Tomás de Castilla (sän`tō tōmäs de kăstēyə)
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. Bananas and coffee are the leading exports. In 1976 a hurricane severely damaged Puerto Barrios.


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Accessible by water only from Livingston, Puerto Barrios, or the village of Rio Dulce, tours are very affordable (all-day including lunch is 75 quetzales, or $12.
APL, meanwhile, recently started a new service between Miami and Puerto Cortes, Honduras, as well as Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, to handle the growing apparel trade.
 
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