Guinea To Pay Compensation In Shipping Dispute

July 2, 1999

A U.N. maritime court reportedly ordered the West African state of Guinea to pay St. Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean more than $2.1 million for firing at sailors on the oil tanker Saiga.

Guinea To Pay Compensation In Shipping Dispute

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