Gráficos | Superpetroleros parados y una nueva ruta controlada por Irán: ¿qué está pasando en Ormuz?

El Pais Economic ImpactNews ReportES 4 min read 100% complete by Luis Sevillano Pires,Javier Galán Caballero,Laura Navarro Soler,Daniele Grasso April 11, 2026 at 05:30 AM

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Desde el alto el fuego entre Irán y Estados Unidos, el tráfico marítimo a través del estrecho de Ormuz se ha mantenido cauteloso, con un número reducido de barcos cruzando diariamente en comparación con los niveles previos al acuerdo. Alrededor de 190 buques cargados de crudo y otros productos permanecen anclados en el Golfo Pérsico desde el inicio de las hostilidades, afectando a unos 20.000 marineros. Irán ha establecido una nueva ruta de navegación obligatoria a través de sus aguas territoriales para garantizar el paso seguro de los buques. Decenas de barcos también esperan en el lado este del estrecho, frente a las costas de Emiratos Árabes Unidos y Omán, creando una alta densidad de tráfico marítimo en la zona.

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Jaume Saura explained that the right of transit applies to corridors like the Strait of Hormuz.

quote — Jaume Saura100% confidence

Iran has designated a new safe entry route between the islands of Qeshm and Larak.

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Approximately 20,000 sailors are in the same situation (waiting to transit).

statistic — Federación Internacional de Trabajadores del Transporte100% confidence

Around 190 ships loaded with crude oil, diesel, or kerosene have been anchored in the Persian Gulf for over six weeks.

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Fewer ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz on the first day of the ceasefire than in the preceding ten days.

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University of Barcelona 30% Emirates Arab Unidos 40% Bavan 40% Tour 2 40% Jaume Saura 40% Qeshm 50% Larak ×250% United States ×270% Oman ×370% Persian Gulf ×275% Iran ×890% Strait of Hormuz ×695%

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estrecho de ormuz 100% irán 90% buques petroleros 80% alto el fuego 70% golfo pérsico 70% ruta marítima 60% tránsito marítimo 50% seguridad marítima 50% omán 40%

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Strait of Hormuz

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