article 7 of Executive Decree No. 23943 of January 5, 1995, and its reforms, a second paragraph, which shall read as follows:
"Article 7—.
For the purposes of unloading the product in Costa Rican ports, with compliance with the normative requirements and the possibility of granting subsequent licenses without the corresponding payment as provided in Law No. 8436, foreign-flagged tuna vessels that, during the validity of the license, had to, for duly justified reasons of force majeure (fuerza mayor) or fortuitous event (caso fortuito) and reported to INCOPESCA, arrive at any port of the Eastern Pacific, shall have the right that the days they must remain in port under the indicated circumstances, duly accredited and documented, be enabled and extended by INCOPESCA within the original term of the fishing license, as well as those periods in which they had to suspend fishing activities due to the application of closed season (veda) periods officially declared by member States of the IATTC."