Stories for February 20th 2004
Memorial leaves for Falklands Friday
This Friday morning the vessel transporting the blocks for the Argentine Memorial to be assembled in Darwin Cemetery will be leaving the port of Campana.
Vigorous recovery of Argentine industry
Argentine industry expanded 3,2% in January compared to December while industrial
capacity dropped to 65,6% (form 66,5%) according to the latest release from the National Statistics and Census Office.
Duhalde ratifies Mercosur support for Toledo
Mercosur expressed its full support to Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo and called on the people and leaders of the country to defend the democratic system “in the framework of respect to constitutional principles”.
Penguin News Update.
Headlines:
Commonwealth conference closes; Simpkins case: charge dropped; Cruises this week.
Maya V Crew Arrest Conditions Lightened
Bail surety to ensure crew alleged to be involved in pirate toothfishing aboard the Maya V did not flee the country, was lessened yesterday by an Australian Court.
