Brazilian authorities decided to advance to June the auction of Brazilian flag carrier Varig in a final effort to ward off the airline's collapse, announced the National Civil Aviation Agency, ANAC.
Popular support for Bolivian president Evo Morales ballooned to 81% following the nationalisation of the oil and gas industry last May 1, according to a survey published Saturday in the La Paz newspaper La Razon.
French President Jacques Chirac wrapped up a two-day visit on Saturday by praising Chile's economic policies and riding a French-built subway with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet.
Nationalist presidential candidate Ollanta Humala promised yesterday to free Peru from centuries of racial discrimination but vowed not to risk economic policies that have made the country one of the world's top mineral exporters.
If there's such a thing as a safe bet in politics, it's that President Alvaro Uribe will be the winner in today's presidential elections in Colombia.
The 21st of May 1982 marked the start of the land campaign to retake the Falkland Islands, when elements of 3 Commando Brigade and the Parachute Regiment went ashore in San Carlos.
The Argentine government announced a partial lifting of the ban on beef exports which was imposed last March with the purpose of forcing prices down in the domestic market.
Two out of ten Chilean children at the age of six are obese with a 40% chance of becoming obese adults, according to a report from the Chilean Health Ministry.
The political branch of Ecuador's major indigenous organization, the Pachakutik movement has nominated its leader presidential candidate for the country's coming election next October.
Brazil's Sao Paulo state top prison official Nagashi Furukawa resigned Friday two weeks after a wave of violence ordered by jailed gang leaders killed at least 150 people including 42 police and prison guards.