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    MCP server for Korean government power/energy statutory plans. Enables AI agents to search and retrieve public power plan documents.
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    Enables searching and retrieving detailed information about Thai juristic persons, foreign entities, financial statements, directors, shareholders, and statistics from the Department of Business Development data warehouse.
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    MCP server for querying the CONAPESCA historical fishing landings database (2001–2026) from Mexico's Pacific and Gulf coasts, providing tools to extract and analyze standardized landing records (avisos de arribo).
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    An MCP server that provides tools for parliamentary research by allowing users to search constituencies, elections, members, government posts, debates, and Hansard records, with additional semantic search capabilities over parliamentary data.
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    Exposes Denmark's Statistical Bureau API as programmable resources, making it easy to integrate with language models and modern AI applications to enable natural language queries for statistical data.
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    Structured financial data for ~3,800 Japanese listed companies from EDINET regulatory filings — financials, major shareholders, segments, executive compensation, and corporate history. Remote MCP over HTTPS with OAuth 2.0, free tier.
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    Enables natural language access to Denmark's Statistics API (Danmarks Statistik), allowing users to query and analyze Danish statistical data without coding knowledge through AI-powered interactions.
    MIT