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The United Maritime Union fo Workers (SOMU) brings together workers, and Seamen Maritime (sailors, auxiliary equipment, porters, waiters and cooks), shipped in all kinds of ships and navigation devices overseas, river, lake and fishing, whether private property owners all , State or joint ventures. Its scope of representation covers all the continental and insular nation Argentina.

Address:	Perú 1667
City:	Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
State:	Buenos Aires (C1141AC)
Telephone:	+54 114 323-4100
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@somu.org.ar

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Key people & contacts:

Mr Jose Gonzalez Phone: +54 223 480 0427 somumdp@speedy.com.ar	secr. general Mr Nestor Abel Maria Mobile: +54 223 15 497 6690 Fax: +54 223-4800427 somumdp@speedy.com.ar
Secretario General - Presidente Fundacion Azul Mr Enrique Omar "Caballo" Suarez suarez-omar@ar.inter.net

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