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Chile: Air intoxication in Iberia craft
Chile and Argentina coordinate Antarctic operations.
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Insufficient inflation in Uruguay; Deflation in Argentina; Chile's inflation flat; Unexpected rise in US unemployment.
After 4 days of competition at the 10th NatWest Island Games in Guernsey, the Falklands have won silver and two bronze medals. Graham Didlick, who missed the 2001 Island Games on the Isle of Man, scored 290 in the Police Pistol 1 Individual event, to take second place and a silver medal.
Chilean scientists are seeking international help to identify the remains of a gigantic sea creature found on a beach in southern Chile.
Headlines: Women's rights eroded?
Authorities sacked the police chief for Buenos Aires province on Thursday, days after plans were announced to send more than 2.000 national guardsmen onto the streets to curtail a crime wave.
Retired Chilean army generals, including members of ex-dictator Augusto Pinochet's junta, acknowledged for the first time yesterday that secret graves of people who disappeared under the 1973-1990 dictatorship were later dug up in order to hide the bodies again.
Titulares: ¿Derechos de las mujeres erosionados?
Brazil managed a 10,2 billion US dollars trade surplus during the first half of 2003, in line with the government's target of annual overseas sales of 68 billion US dollars for the twelve months.
The drop in Argentina's oil and natural gas reserves, and the need for clear and stable rules of the game was highlighted during the Hydrocarbons Congress 2003 that is currently taking place in Buenos Aires.