Several Latinamerican countries joined China, India, South Africa among others, in the presentation before the World Trade Organization, WTO, of a proposal to liberalize agriculture trade in response to a previous initiative from United States and the European Union, described as unbalanced.
The Argentine government stands in cohesion and the differences between president Nestor Kirchner and vice-president Daniel Scioli represent no institutional risk, underlined this week Alberto Fernández Argentine government cabinet chief.
Even when the Argentine economy shows a strong expansion compared to a year ago the latest official economic data release indicate that activity is slowing down particularly in the industrial sector.
The Brazilian government, business leaders and unions on Wednesday lauded the 2.5 percent decrease in interest rates announced by the Central Bank but noted that the rates must continue to come down to help the economy.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, on a four-day official visit to Argentina, said Wednesday that it was unlikely that a referendum to recall his mandate would be held this year because the signatures submitted by the opposition to initiate the process have no constitutional validity.
The SA Agulhas finally set sail on Tuesday (19 August) from Marion Island, and was heading at full speed to join the Australian patrol boat, the Southern Supporter, in hot pursuit of the Uruguayan vessel, Viarsa.
The Argentine Senate on Thursday annulled amnesty laws which benefited 1,000 mainly soldiers and police officers accused of committing human rights violations during the 1976-1983 dictatorship.
The Corriedale Breeders Society of Uruguay has the pleasure to organize the 12th World Corriedale Congress at the Radisson Victoria Plaza Hotel, Montevideo, Uruguay, in September 2003.