Stories for 2013

Thursday, March 14th 2013 - 03:04 UTC
Cristina Fernandez will attend inauguration mass for Francis I

Argentine President Cristina Fernández will be attending the official ceremony installing Jorge Ramon Bergoglio as Francis I which is scheduled to take place next March 19. The announcement was made by the presidential office.
Thursday, March 14th 2013 - 02:32 UTC
Francis, a name full of history, signals and pure orthodoxy

In choosing a name no other pope had ever taken, Pope Francis could be signalling that he sees the need for change in the Roman Catholic Church. The name recalls two of the church’s most famous saints.
Thursday, March 14th 2013 - 02:14 UTC
Three firsts for Habemus Papus: Argentine, Jesuit and announced in twitter

Three firsts for the new Pope: Argentine, Jesuit and his election by fellow cardinals was announced by twitter. Jorge Mario Bergoglio, is a theological conservative with a strong social conscience, and a modest man who declined the archbishop's luxurious residence to live in a simple apartment and travel by public transport.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 04:13 UTC
Falkland Islands’ message to Cristina Fernandez: we have absolutely no desire to be ruled from Buenos Aires

“President Cristina Fernandez, we have sent you a message: we have absolutely no desire to be ruled by the Government in Buenos Aires and we hope that now you might respect that”, said the spokesperson for the Falklands’ elected government in the aftermath of the referendum which showed the Islanders almost unanimously (99.8% of ballots) want to remain a British Overseas Territory.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 04:07 UTC
Falkland Islands’ delegates touring US and Latinamerica to drum up support for self-determination

Following the resounding results from this weekend’s referendum Falkland Islands delegates will tour the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America to drum up support for their right to self-determination.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 04:02 UTC
Falkland Islands’ referendum described by Cristina Fernandez as a “squatters condominium meeting”

Argentine President Cristina Fernández rejected the referendum held at the Falklands/Malvinas Islands, and assured it “was a parody” likening to a “squatters’ condominium meeting” who illegally live in an occupied territory.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 03:58 UTC
Falklands’ referendum to be condemned by Argentina’s congress two Houses

The Argentine congress is holding on Wednesday an extraordinary session to strongly reject the resounding Falklands/Malvinas referendum in which the Islanders overwhelmingly voted to remain a British Overseas Territory. Two statements have been drafted and will be discussed simultaneously at the Lower House and the Senate.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 03:40 UTC
Falklands: US formal position unchanged but describes the referendum as ‘democratic’

The US State Department spokesperson said on Tuesday that Washington’s formal position regarding the Falklands/Malvinas despite the democratic referendum results, “has not changed: we recognize de facto UK administration of the Islands, but we take no position on sovereignty claims”.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 03:36 UTC
Europe ready to talk with the US to create the world’s largest free trade agreement

The European Commission agreed Tuesday negotiating guidelines for talks with the United States on the world's biggest Free Trade Agreement, stressing a pragmatic approach to even sensitive subjects.
Wednesday, March 13th 2013 - 03:32 UTC
Falkland Islands’ referendum results are the clearest possible; time for the world to respect Islanders decision

UK Primer Minister David Cameron called on Argentina to respect the wishes of Falkland Islanders, who have overwhelmingly voted to stay as a British Overseas Territory and invited other countries across the world that are guided by self-determination to also respect and revere the very clear results.