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Stories for September 29th 2005

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Japanese scientists film live giant squid

  Two Japanese scientists managed for the first time ever to photograph a live giant squid, was reported in the Royal Society B “Proceedings” journal.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Chilean crew from poaching longliner freed in Australia

  The Australian Fisheries authorities will not press charges against the crew members of the Cambodian flagged longliner “Taruman” which remains retained in Tasmania after having been arrested illegally fishing toothfish in Australian waters.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Chile most competitive economy in the region

  The World Economic Forum rated Finland as the most competitive economy in the World followed by United States. In Latinamerica and the Caribbean Chile figures leading the pack with a distant Uruguay runner up, with Mexico, El Salvador and Colombia behind, according to the latest release from the organization.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Visionary Jules Verne ?hosts' UN tourism day

  From Madeira to Vladivostok and Latvia to Argentina, festivals, exhibitions and concerts marked United Nations World Tourism Day September 27 with a tip of the hat to the great French visionary and writer Jules Verne and the whimsical prospect of space as humankind's final tourist frontier.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Venezuelan “social interest” targets oil operational contracts

  With Venezuelan president fully involved in his campaign of taking over “idle” land and industrial compounds claiming “social interest”, Energy Minister Rafael Ramirez anticipated that some private exploitation areas in the oil industry will be reviewed.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  First US indictments for illegal sale of toothfish

  A United States grand federal jury in Miami indicted Spanish national Antonio Vidal Pego and the Uruguayan corporation Fadilur S.A. for conspiring to sell illegally possessed toothfish.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Plot to delay elections denounced by Bolivian candidate

  Bolivian favourite presidential hopeful Evo Morales claimed the existence of a plan orchestrated by his country's “oligarchy” to delay the coming December elections, but this will “only delay their own defeat”.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Relief for the embattled Lula administration

  A close ally of Brazilian president Lula da Silva, Communist Aldo Rebelo was elected late Wednesday head of the Lower House, a much needed victory for the embattled administration.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Cuba “big brother” network celebrates 45th anniversary

  The Cuban communist regime celebrated this week the 45th anniversary of the neighbourly “big brother” organization which keeps a close eye on almost every Cuban citizen and foreign visitors, virtually covering the whole island.

• Thursday, September 29th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Desperate efforts to rescue men trapped in Antarctic crevasse

  The Argentine team involved in the search of two missing members disappeared in an Antarctic crevasse since September 17, joined Thursday the rescue efforts of the Chilean Army that has three men trapped in a snow vehicle which plunged forty metres into a crack in the ice cap.