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Colombia y su lucha por la propiedad de un tesoro hundido en un galeón español

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Courtesy Armada de la República de Colombia

El naufragio del "santo grial" de mil millones de dólares (unos 930 millones de euros)

Apodado el "santo grial" de los naufragios, un galeón español que se hundió en 1708 frente a las costas de Cartagena (Colombia) ha sido el centro de varias costosas y largas batallas legales. Se calcula que el San José transportaba 20.000 millones de dólares (unos 18.600 millones de euros) en oro, plata, esmeraldas y otras gemas, y su propiedad ha sido objeto de acaloradas disputas durante décadas.

Y a medida que el gobierno colombiano empiece por fin a recuperar el tesoro hundido, las reclamaciones sobre su propiedad no harán sino complicarse.

Sigue leyendo para averiguar qué le ocurrió al San José y descubrir quién está en juego para reclamar la asombrosa fortuna que lleva a bordo...

Todas las cantidades están en dólares estadounidenses, las cifras en euros son conversiones aproximadas que podrían cambiar. 

Adaptado al español por Sara Piquer Martí, Editora en Español para loveMONEY.

Nicole Robinson

30 July 2024

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