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Argentina

  • Sunday, June 3rd 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Buenos Aires Sunday vote signals start of electoral calendar

    Macri is leading and is forecasted to win the first round

    Today Argentina's capital will be voting for a new mayor (governor) and given the political significance of Buenos Aires City June 3 will be signaling the beginning of five long months of electoral battling culminating October 28 with the election, most probably, of another Kirchner (Mr. or Mrs.)

  • Sunday, June 3rd 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Winter, Sweden and soccer in the race for Buenos Aires City

    Macri thanked Buenos Aires residents for their votes

    Buenos Aires City Conservative candidate Mauricio Macri on Sunday night was almost doubling the votes of his runner up but still short of the 50% plus one needed, and will therefore have to face a run off nest June 24 in the election for mayor of Argentina's capital.

  • Saturday, June 2nd 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Buenos Aires: Candidates compete for the last word

    Candidates Mauricio Macri, Jorge Telerman and Daniel Filmus

    Brutal government intervention,“ is what mayoral candidate Jorge Telerman blamed for the fact that his rival Daniel Filmus had managed to climb a few percentage points in the polls for Sunday's City elections. He made his remarks as the curtain fell on the 2007 mayoral campaign — after 8am yesterday morning all campaigning was banned.

  • Saturday, June 2nd 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Antarctic Chill Kills 31 In Argentina

    Temperatures reach less 17C in some provincies

    The cold spell that gripped Argentina since early this week has left 31 dead, the Spanish news agency EFE reported.

  • Wednesday, May 30th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    False passport of Nazi Eichmann found in Buenos Aires court

    Eichmann's passport was issued by the Italian Red Cross

    The false passport used by high-ranking Nazi Adolf Eichmann in 1950 to escape to Argentina was accidentally discovered in an old court record in Buenos Aires.

  • Wednesday, May 30th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    India and Argentina business leaders have longest work week

    Business leaders in India and Argentina work the longest hours, clocking up to 57 hours a week, according to a survey published this week, while Italians work the shortest week at 47 hours.

  • Wednesday, May 30th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Record demand collapses Bs As natural gas system

    Chaos in Argentina  following ban on gas provision

    Private car owners and taxi drivers waited patiently in long queues early Wednesday morning in Buenos Aires, hoping to load their fuel tanks although most compressed natural gas CNG stations remained closed or working with an only pump.

  • Wednesday, May 30th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Kirchner government: “monumental hypocrites”

    Dr. Wayne Dwernychuk, R.P.Bio.

    The government of Argentina are “monumental hypocrites” regarding their own environmental record and continue to fuel the discord by feeding misinformation about the Botnia pulp mill under construction near the Uruguayan city of Fray Bentos, claims a Canadian environmental scientist in a letter addressed to MercoPress.

  • Tuesday, May 29th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Buenos Aires Sunday vote signals start of electoral calendar

    Candidates Mauricio Macri, Jorge Telerman and Daniel Filmus

    Next Sunday Argentina's capital will be voting for a new mayor (governor) and given the political significance of Buenos Aires City June 3 will be signaling the beginning of five long months of electoral battling culminating October 28 with the election, most probably, of another Kirchner (Mr. or Mrs.)

  • Monday, May 28th 2007 - 21:00 UTC

    Argentina: Vessels quit fishing squid for lack of markets

    Low prices and a glut on the market for Illex squid has made it unprofitable for the time being

    Abundance in offer added to the lack of new markets and storage space for squid (Illex argentinus) landings, is driving vessels belonging to companies of Galician capital operating in Argentine waters away from the fishery grounds once their cargo space is filled.