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Montevideo, February 7th 2023 - 22:01 UTC

 

 

Lula pledges to boost shipyard and oil and gas industries
Lula also criticized the Central Bank for keeping the basic Selic interest rate at 13.75%, for which “there is no justification”

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced Monday his intention to boost the shipbuilding and oil and gas industries with the state-owned Petrobras and the Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES) as vectors for public investments,...

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Top Argentine official makes the round of talks and contacts in Spain to complain about Falklands fishing industry
Argentine Ambassador in Madrid Ricardo Alfonsin (left) and Secretary Guillermo Carmona (right), with Spanish counterparts during the round of meetings in Spain's capital
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Garimpo is lethal, Brazilian minister says
“What is being reported is still far from showing the reality there,” Guajarara said after visiting the Yanomami land
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Chile's wildfires death toll reaches 24
There are also 26 people hospitalized in a serious condition, Monsalve said. Photo: AFP.
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BAS investing to predict future sea-level rise in Antarctica
Understanding ice loss from Antarctica and its contribution to global sea-level rise is a key ambition for SURFEIT
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BBC Journalist Harold Briley OBE visiting Falklands

Falkland Islanders Honour Veteran BBC Journalist

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There have been 183 aftershocks since the original earthquakes including one of 7.6 magnitude at 7.24 am local time

Earthquake death toll reaches 4,300, more victims feared under the rubble

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Most visits to the Falkland Islands are trouble-free and there is little crime or disorder.

Foreign Office Travel Advice for the Falklands and Chile

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Brazil received 3.1 million international tourists from January to November 2022, which is more than the 2.9 million tourist arrivals in 2020 and 2021.

Tourism industry in Brazil expects a 2023 boom year; much bus traveling to discover the huge country

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