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UK spends £ 80 million in Gibraltar; Bigger Union Jack for the Rock; Caruana returns from London empty handed; Trans border environmental legislation.
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Queen Mary II scheduled to call in Punta Arenas; Aquaculture courses; Torres del Paine park fire lasted 30 days.
The Special Committee on Decolonisation, the C24, has made arrangements for an upcoming United Nations special mission to assist the people of Bermuda in making an informed choice regarding their future status. It also made plans for a regional seminar in the Caribbean in May.
US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld arrived in Buenos Aires yesterday evening and is spending around 24 hours here today as part of a Latin American tour. This morning, he is scheduled to meet with his counterpart, José Pampuro.
Mercosur and European Union negotiators resumed Monday in Brussels discussions with the purpose of reaching a much delayed free trade agreement between the two blocks. Meantime in New Delhi a framework trade understanding was signed with India.
Lan Chile reported Monday that it had agreed conditions for the acquisition of Aero 2000 in Argentina, which will enable the Chilean flag carrier to consolidate operations in South America.
Marco Antonio Pinochet Hiriart, younger son of former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet, said in an interview published Sunday by the Chilean press that his father had between $8.5 million and $11 million in bank accounts in the United States
A DISPLAY of images of the Falklands captured by a man who once served in the Islands with the Royal Air Force are on show at Falkland House in London.
With only a year before his term is up, a categorical 76% of Chileans approve Socialist President Ricardo Lagos administration, according to an opinion poll conducted by independent firm Ipsos Chile.
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Nitro-glycerine in flight arriving to Montevideo;
Fearing inflation Brazil basic rate surges to 18,75%;
Argentina and Vatican on collision course.