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Gay march; Bachelet's birthday; Military women; Telescope; Neruda
COUNCILLOR Richard Davies has responded to criticism from the international Campaign to Ban Landmines of Britain's failure to clear mines in the Islands.
Oil picked up over $63 a barrel on Monday as two OPEC members trimmed production in an effort to tighten swollen supplies and halt a slide in prices.
Venezuela announced Monday the name of its new ambassador to Chile following Santiago's claim last week that the outgoing diplomat had grossly interfered in internal affairs.
For the second quarter running Magallanes was Chile's Region with the lowest unemployment, 3.4%, according to the latest release from the National Statistics Institute.
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet condemned General Pinochet's military regime and the lack of social welfare consciousness in rightwing politics.
Chile and Argentina Armed Forces begun Monday a joint military exercise, Solidarity 2006 which simulates a natural disaster to the south of Tierra del Fuego in the extreme south of both countries, according to military sources.
The Organization of American States called Monday on all countries of the Americas to publicly reveal their armaments.
The US Senate yesterday overwhelmingly agreed to authorize construction of a fence along the US border with Mexico, sending to President George W. Bush before the November 7 elections a bill that Republicans hope will showcase their efforts to stop illegal immigration.
China and Chile's free trade agreement, the first even signed with a Latinamerican country and which is expected to eventually exempt 97% of all trade goods from import tariffs, became effective Sunday October first.