British Ambassador in Santiago Richard Wilkinson expressed the Foreign Office's disappointment to the Chilean Foreign Affairs Ministry for having denied Falklands based patrol vessel HMS Leeds Castle authorization to call into Punta Arenas, reported El Mercurio this weekend.
United States trade deficit reached an unexpected 55,8 billion US dollars in June, 19% increase over the previous month and well above the 47 billion anticipated by markets.
Aerolíneas del Sur belonging to Aerolineas Argentinas is scheduled to begin operations in Chile towards the end of next October.
British Ambassador in Argentina Sir Robin Christopher said he was certain that British investments will return to Argentina.
The volatile oil market ended the week with new record prices, ever closer to the 50 US dollars per barrel benchmark.
The following article was published in today's Buenos Aires Herald by Michael Soltys.
Book launch Argentina-Britain, Bilateral Agreements 1823-2002
The Carter Center which will act as observer of this Sunday's presidential recall referendum in Venezuela urged the opposition to desist from plans to release incomplete electoral results before the voting is over.
European Union and Mercosur agreed this Thursday in Brasilia to suspend negotiations until September after failing to make progress in a bilateral trade agreement.
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Petrobras Energia the Argentine branch of Brazilian oil group Petrobras reported an oil and gas discovery in Argentina's Patagonian province of Santa Cruz.