
The Euro fell to its lowest since April 2006 even as European finance ministers sought to dissipate concern that spending cuts to combat the region’s debt crisis won’t cause a double dip in the economy.

England’s Manchester United agreed on a sponsorship accord with Vina Concha y Toro SA, making Chile’s largest winery the latest company to become an official partner of the 18-time English soccer champion.

Mexican Deputy Economy Minister Beatriz Leycegui said the government aims to reach a trade accord with Brazil to reduce tariffs to zero on the majority of goods sold between Latin America’s two biggest economies.

Brazil is well prepared for any negative spillover effects from the EU debt and Euro crisis, although things “could be worse”, according to Brazilian Central Bank president Henrique Meirelles currently in New York.

Greece is investigating US investment banks and their role in the run-up to the Greek debt crisis which has shaken faith in Euro zone economies, Prime Minister George Papandreou said in comments broadcast.

Cuba's private farmers will in future purchase supplies directly instead of having them allocated by the state, the government said on Sunday, in the latest concession to demands for more autonomy.

During the first quarter of this year Uruguay beef exports to Russia reached 25.800 tons, which is almost twice more than during the same period of last year.

According to Argentina’s Finance Executives' Institute (IAEF) May report the country’s economy experienced an expansive boost during this year's first four months, thus somehow dodging the European and Euro crisis triggered by the Greek situation which could extend to the so called PIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain).

Between 2000 and 2009, the European Union 27 exports of goods to the 33 Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries grew more slowly than imports: exports rose from 59 billion Euro to 66 billion, while imports increased from 54 billion to 74 billion, according to a Europa press release on the eve of the Madrid summit.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez signed Sunday a currency law passed by the National Assembly this week that seeks to stem a decline in the local currency Bolívar, according to a broadcast on state television.