Embraer the giant Brazilian aircraft manufacturer officially presented this week a prototype of a agriculture fumigation aircraft, Ipanema that runs on bio-alcohol.
The next Director General of the World Trade Organization will be nominated at the latest next May 31, revealed WTO General Council president Shotaro Oshima from Japan.
European Trade Commissar Pascal Lamy admitted that the emerging attraction of China for Mercosur exports is showing a misbalancing effect on the South American block political equilibriums when it comes to negotiating a free trade agreement with the European Union.
Economic activity in Argentina expanded 8,8% last August over the same month in 2003, and 8,6% during the first eight months of the current year according to a release from the Argentina National Statistics and Census Office, INDEC.
Chile and Uruguay figure among the least corrupt countries in Latinamerica according to the latest report from the International Transparency Corruption Perceptions Index for 2004 which was released this week in Berlin.
Mr. Howard Pearce CVO made history today by becoming the first British Governor to marry in the Falkland Islands.
Brazil and Uruguay could not agree on a Mercosur consensus candidate for the World Trade Organization Director General post, but coincided that we still have time until December.
The European Union and Mercosur will resume this Wednesday in Lisbon, Portugal, stalled trade negotiations and decide whether the association agreement can be reached before November 1 when a new team of European Commission commissars takes over in Brussels.
Tourism is rapidly becoming the most dynamic industry in Magallanes Region and in two years time will become the main source of income.
For the first time ever Punta Arenas hosted last weekend the annual meeting of the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs Executive Committee which convened program directors of the main members of the Antarctic Treaty.