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A $10 billion battle is brewing over ownership rights to a 300-year-old sunken warship believed to hold the biggest maritime treasure ever

  • A US salvage company is suing Colombia for half of a shipwreck’s estimated $20 billion treasure.
  • The company says it was the first to find debris from the San José, which sank in 1708.
  • The Colombian government disputes the company’s claims and says the treasure is a national heritage.
Protoknuckles ,

The One Piece!

SeaJ ,

How about we give it to the descendents of the slaves in Peru and Colombia that were used to mine it?

EmpathicVagrant ,

That would be humane, empathetic, and progressive. Therefore you know it’s off the table entirely.

dumples ,
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The governments of Colombia and Peru would be that equivalent I guess. So hopefully the Colombian government gives some back to the Peruvian government but I doubt it.

Rapidcreek ,

And off to International Court. If the ship is in territorial waters, though, the company will be SOL.

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