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Stories for 2005

• Wednesday, August 10th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Chile's country risk in new historic minimum

  Chile's country risk dropped to a new historic minimum, 55 basic points. This is one point below July 29 last record and nine points below the end of 2004.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Tight oil supply with no ceiling for prices

  Crude-oil prices seem to have no ceiling and jumped to a new high above 63 US dollars a barrel on Monday, reflecting the market's persistent uneasiness about strong global demand and tight supplies.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Punta Arenas, second dearest city in Chile

  Punta Arenas is the second most expensive Region-city of Chile with the country's capital Santiago figuring top of the rank, according to the Business Administration Department from the Concepcion Development University.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Encouraging prospects for Argentine sheep farming

  The strong recovery of the last two years and encouraging prospects for sheep farming in Argentina was highlighted by Alberto Paz, president of the Corriedale Breeders Association, the most extended breed in the country.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Fed expected to raise rates for the tenth time

  Money markets expect the United States Federal Reserve to raise interest rates once again Tuesday, for the tenth time running, with the purpose of containing inflation.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Brazilian military had plans to build atomic bomb

  Former Brazilian president Jose Sarney revealed that the military dictatorship that ruled Brazil for two decades (1964/1985) had plans to build an atomic bomb but the initiative was discarded once democracy was restored in the country.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  US contingency plan for a Venezuela oil cut off

  United States Congress has begun considering consequences of a potential Venezuelan petroleum cut off given the country's “political instability”.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Record bank heist in Brazil: 65 million US dollars

  A group of robbers stole a record 65.2 million US dollars by tunnelling into the vault of a regional branch of the Brazilian Central Bank, admitted officials in Rio do Janeiro.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  Albatross and Petrel programme pushes ahead

  THE start of the Falklands Conservation Albatross and Petrel Programme (funded by the Overseas Territories Environment Programme and FIG) in March 2004 followed on from the highly successful Seabirds At Sea Team investigating the conservation of seabirds in the Falkland Islands.

• Tuesday, August 9th 2005 - 21:00 UTC

  HMS Leeds Castle: years keeping Falklands safe

  Displacing little over 1,400 tonnes fully loaded, HMS Leeds Castle has spent much of her Royal Navy service in great waters thousands of miles from the United Kingdom.