Argentine President Nestor Kirchner will be participating Saturday April 2 in the Day of Malvinas commemoration in the historic Patricios Infantry Regiment in downtown Buenos Aires.
Chilean authorities are suing a Czech citizen who accidentally started a fire causing extensive damage to Chilean Patagonia main national park, Torres del Paine.
Antarctica has an annual turnover of 900 million US dollars mainly from fisheries, scientific research and tourism, of which Punta Arenas only takes advantage of twelve million US dollars, claimed Jose Retamales Director of the Chilean Antarctic Institute, reports La Prensa Austral.
The International Labour Organization, ILO, expressed moderate optimism regarding the employment situation in Latinamerica on considering the region's economic growth prospects.
The South American and Arab countries Presidential Summit to take place in May in Brazil seeks to conquer markets without scandalous subsidies in farming products -as is the case in the US and the EU, ? according to the head of the bloc's representative commission, Eduardo Duhalde.
A united strategy based on common interests is always fruit-bearing, French Polynesia President Oscar Temaru said Wednesday in his opening speech before the three-day 4th Ministerial Conference of the European Union Association of Overseas Countries and Territories (OCTA) in Tahiti, according to a report from TahitiPress.
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Clash over HMS Sussex treasure; Spanish television links Gibraltar to money laundering.
Argentina decided Thursday to postpone its scheduled April 1 exchange of defaulted bonds waiting for New York court ruling regarding frozen securities included in the operation.
The South Atlantic Illex squid fishery is increasingly threatened by tens of jiggers from all over the world, many of them waiting just outside the 200 miles Argentine EEZ, ready to break in and poach on the world's 80% reserve of the species, highlights Buenos Aires daily La Nacion in a strong editorial condemning illegal, undocumented, unregulated fishing.
Spain's president Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said Tuesday in Venezuela that United States has nothing to fear from the sale of Spanish military vessels and aircraft to President Hugo Chavez administration.