The Secretariat of the Falkland Islands Government announced Tuesday that Lavinia Corporation now holds 25,1% of Stanley Services Ltd, which is the exclusive supplier of all petroleum products within the Islands and territorial waters.
United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Condy, visit this week to Chile for a conference on democracy is anticipated to become a lobbying competition for the election of Organization of American States Secretary General, a strongly disputed post which has virtually split the hemisphere.
Following almost five years of economic stagnation and a financial crisis which put the banking system on the verge of collapse, Uruguay has an estimated 870,000 people (24,4%) out of a population of 3,4 million catalogued as poor in the country.
Ecuador's new Foreign Minister Antonio Parra Gil said Sunday that ousted President Lucio Gutierrez was allowed to leave the country on the understanding he could be extradited to face any charges brought against him.
Preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2004
An Argentine appeals court ratified the indictment of a British tourist accused of theft and abusing national symbols for which he will face an oral and public trial.
Latinamerica is forecasted to expand strongly this year supported by the sound policies implemented in the region, forecasted Inter American Development Bank Enrique Iglesias during a forum in Holland.
Lan Chile will be investing the equivalent of 27 million US dollars this year in Argentina where it will begin operating next June with fifteen different domestic and international destinations.
Pope Benedict XVI formally began his stewardship of the Roman Catholic Church, reaching out to Jews, other Christians and non-believers alike, and asking for prayers from the 350,000 pilgrims and dignitaries gathered in St Peter's Square as he assumes this enormous task.
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Sheep farming promotion in central Chile; Target of two million tourists in 2005; English as a second language; Cellular phones in Antarctica.