Argentine presidential candidate Carlos Menem confirmed this week his wife's pregnancy.
Headlines:
Chinese vessels predating claims Chile; Brazil promotes fresh water fish exports; Australia sinks toothfish pirate boat; EUR 27 million for fishing ports; Galician companies target Morocco; Brazilian Fisheries Department unveiled;
Praise for the Falkland Islands as a place both to live and to work is contained in the latest edition of one of the United Kingdom's biggest selling monthly publications, Saga Magazine distributed to about a million subscribers.
Aerolíneas Argentinas is hopeful it will be able to begin flights to the Falkland Islands in the near future and says negotiations are on-going with the British Civil Aviation Authority and then we will see how we coordinate things, as matters are complicated because we need the intervention of the Foreign Ministry, airline spokesman Julio Scarmella told MercoPress.
Headlines: ?President' Menem to visit?; Charles Cooper gradually disappears; Jail for taxi driver; ?Bully' gets probation; Fake money at MPA; Queen's Parade Monday; Lamont to Venezuela;
Though former President Carlos Menem topped its latest survey, a leading polling firm forecasts a virtual tie among the top five hopefuls in Argentina's April 27 presidential election, which will necessarily be followed by a run-off.
Headlines:
Award for Lan Chile; A Socialist lady for Magallanes; Massive influenza vaccination.
The Falklands Governor Howard Pearce has publicly spoken out with respect to the recently announced proposal by Aerolineas Argentinas to seek approval for two weekly flights to the Falklands from Buenos Aires.
Presidential candidate Carlos Menem today said he hopes to be visiting the Falkland Islands as early June, when, if elected in the forthcoming presidential elections, he will be president for the third time and by when he hopes Aerolineas Argentinas will be flying to the Islands.
The head of the IMF' Western Hemisphere Department said he didn't perceive in his conversations with Argentine presidential candidates an openly populist tone and added he was willing to continue working with what ever government is elected next April 27.