THE growing Falkland Islands tourism industry has been represented at this year's Seatrade Cruise Shipping Convention, held in Miami, Florida.
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Chilean Navy incorporates Dutch frigates; Son of President Lagos Magallanes Senator candidate; Similar 2004 winter gas shortage forecasted; Business association concerned with unemployment; Business association concerned with unemployment; Successful Antarctic cruise season.
Mexico's political left is rallying behind the capital's mayor, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador the early presidential front-runner who could be knocked out of the race this week if Congress lifts his immunity from prosecution.
An estimated 54 million US dollars donated in 1982 for Argentine servicemen, mostly conscripts, fighting in the Falklands War was transferred to armed forces accounts reported Clarin on its Sunday editions.
At least eleven of the fourteen Caribbean Community members will vote for Chilean Interior Minister Jose Miguel Insulza during next Monday's process to nominate the Secretary General of the Organization of American States, OAS, according to Surinam's Foreign Affairs Secretary Marie Levens.
Investments in emerging markets will continue in 2005 pushed by capital influx mainly to China and greater activity in debt bonds trading, according to the Institute of International Finances, an organization representing 300 international banks which last week met in Madrid, Spain.
Uruguay and Brazil signed several memorandums of understanding for joint operations or cooperation in energy, oil and gas exploration, telecommunications and education sectors during a ceremony last Friday in Brasilia on the conclusion of Uruguayan president Tabare Vazquez's visit to Brazil.