Falkland Islands

• Wednesday, March 21st 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Argentine War victim remembered at South Georgia.

  Felix Artuso, the only Argentine soldier killed during the battle for South Georgia in the 1982 Conflict, was remembered when an official delegation visited the Island, 800 miles south east of the Falklands, on the occasion of the ?civilianization' of the British territory.

• Tuesday, March 20th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  South America Breaking News.

• Sunday, March 18th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Argentine ?Beladies' ? A big hit in the Falklands.

• Sunday, March 18th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Falklands Minister - in War and Peace. Death of Cranley Onslow

  The British Foreign office Minister who took over responsibility for the Falkland Islands at the height of the 1982 Argentine invasion crisis and for re-development in its aftermath, Lord Onslow of Woking, has died in Britain (on March 13th), at the age of 74.

• Friday, March 16th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Penguin News Front Page

• Friday, March 16th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Semanario Penguin News

• Friday, March 16th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Agreement has gone down well in the Islands says Ambassador.

  Ambassador Sir Robin Christopher KBE CMG, has been in Argentina for just over three months now. Last Tuesday afternoon he met with Mercopress in the office at the British Embassy in Buenos Aires.

• Thursday, March 15th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Argentina's ?Beatles' prepare to conqueror the Falklands.

  The young and not-so-young world of the Falklands music and dance scene is preparing itself for an historic first ever visit to the Islands by an Argentine music group. And it is the all-female ?THE BELADIES', four lovely Argentine girls who sing only Beatles songs, who are set to musically win the hearts of Islanders.

• Wednesday, March 14th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Academic's dismay at reported Argentine funding cut Oxford Argentine Studies Centre under threat.

  An Argentine academic has reacted with disappointment, dismay and anger to a Buenos Aires Press report that the Argentine Government has decided to cut off the 300 thousand dollars (200 thousand pounds) a year promised for ten years by the previous Government to support the new Argentine Studies Centre at St Anthony's College, Oxford.

• Wednesday, March 14th 2001 - 21:00 UTC

  Hake reproductive biomass has chances to recover, says a report .

  A National Institute of Fisheries Research and Development (INIDEP)from Argentina report just released highlights the key issues of the hake workshop held in Mar del Plata from 13 to 22 February, which was attended by technicians from the institute and foreign advisors, including Doctors Robin Cook, Hans Lassen and Ana Parma.