Chile's government oil company ENAP has acquired Shell Peru assets and will be involved in hydrocarbons exploration and exploitation in Libya, was announced this Monday by company officials in Santiago.
The Organization of American States (OAS) and Carter Center officials endorsed this Monday the results of the Sunday recall referendum in Venezuela which confirmed President Hugo Chavez mandate until January 2007.
A Bulgarian academic foresees the Falkland Islands form of government evolving into one of two principal options of self-determination: the option of free association or devolved integration, and the option of full independence.
The current Argentine administration aggressive Falklands/Malvinas campaign and the subsequent exchange of statements with the Foreign Office seem to have definitively involved Chile, according to the Santiago press.
Argentine Foreign Affairs minister Rafael Bielsa said that being friendly with a certain country does not mean you inherit his enemies but Argentina can't stand indifferent if Chilean diplomats participate in the celebration by an illegitimate government of an Argentine defeat.
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last Friday announced the approval granting a waiver on a non-complying disbursement to Uruguay of SDR 93.2 million (about US$138 million), which had been made by the IMF following completion of the fourth review under the Stand-By Arrangement, on February 20, 2004.
Sky Airline, another air carrier that is planning to fly to Punta Arenas this coming season announced it will attempt to block Aerolíneas del Sur operations since this is not a Chilean company but a subsidiary from Aerolíneas Argentinas.
Venezuela extended a recall referendum on President Hugo Chavez into a second day, after a record turnout and malfunctioning ballot machines kept voters in line for as long as 10 hours.
President Hugo Chavez survived a popular referendum to oust him, according to results Monday, while Venezuela's opposition swiftly claimed fraud.
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