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Suape Port
Suape Port is a Brazilian International Port in the city of Ipojuca in the state of Pernambuco. The port is located inside the Recife metropolitan area 40 km south of the capital (Recife). Suape is a non-tidal port that services ships 365 days a year and as one of the most important harbour and container terminals in the northeast of Brazil, plays an important role in the economy of the state of Pernambuco.〔(SUAPE - Port and Industrial Complex )〕 In the 21st century Suape started to become Pernambuco's main focus for development. Huge national and international investments have been made in the port due to its logistical benefits. By 2010 it is expected these will have totalled more than US$10 billion.
The port construction disturbed the sharks habitat. They were forced to move north to the coastal region of Recife city. The first verified shark attack took place in 1992. Since then, 60 people have been attacked by sharks,including 24 fatalities, mostly surfers who venture beyond the reef barrier which forms a natural protection to Recife beaches.
== Origins ==
The port was designed by the then state Governor Francisco de Moura. Its name originates from Suape beach, the most southern beach of Cabo de Santo Agostinho. However, the port is actually in the municipality of Ipojuca. Its design is based on the Port-Industry integrated system used in countries such as France and Japan. The construction of the port was designed for the transportation of fuels and bulk cereals, replacing the Recife port. On November 7, 1978 a new state law created the company ''Suape Industrial Port Complex'' to manage the development of the project and the port itself. Today, it is one of the largest ports in Brazil and has been considered one of the most technologically advanced. Its area of influence covers the whole state of Pernambuco and large parts of Alagoas and Paraiba states.
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