Falkland Islands

• Tuesday, February 3rd 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Diplomacy continues on flights.

  Argentina's ban on granting air space clearance to charter flights to the Falklands was discussed last week in the public meeting.

• Monday, February 2nd 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Gibraltar Breaking News

  Headlines:
  
  
  Reform is matter for “Gibraltar and Britain, only” ; Gibraltar to challenge single sky exclusion; Euro-vote Bill for June EU elections.-

• Monday, February 2nd 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Rammell scheduled in Argentina next 16

  Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Bill Rammell is scheduled to visit Argentina next February 16 when he will be addressing the “whole agenda of bilateral issues”.

• Friday, January 30th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Next of kin plan 800 visitors for Memorial ceremony

  Relatives of the Argentine servicemen killed during the Falkland Islands conflict are expecting 700 to 800 people to be present next March at the inauguration of the Memorial to be built in the Argentine cemetery in Darwin, according to a report in the Argentine press.

• Friday, January 30th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  COLTO claims “Maya V”, “Viarsa 1” link

  Uruguayan flagged longliner “Maya V” apprehended last Saturday by the Australian Navy allegedly illegally fishing is under bareboat charter to Navalmar S.A. in Uruguay, the same company that chartered the “Viarsa 1” another Uruguayan flagged longliner arrested last September and waiting for trial in Perth, according to COLTO, Coalition of Legal Toothfish Operators.

• Friday, January 30th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Penguin News Update.

  Headlines:
  Islands to host Commonwealth forum; Farmers take on management of Meat Company; Exam results ?delightful'; Ships cruising in; Expert investigates fire.

• Wednesday, January 28th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Regional News from Pta. Arenas.

  Headlines:
  APEC tourism summit in Punta Arenas; Maya V” crew mostly Chilean; Cattle Show in Magallanes.

• Wednesday, January 28th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  “Maya V”, conflicting versions

  The captain of the Uruguayan flagged longliner “Maya V” apprehended last Saturday January 24 for allegedly illegally fishing in Australian waters denies any wrongdoing and insists the Australian frigate boarding party “was invited onboard to check because we have nothing to hide” in the vessel.

• Tuesday, January 27th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  Fisheries News.

  Headlines:
  Compulsory labelling for Spanish fishing industry; Vigo proposes EU quota transfer system and unified fleet.

• Tuesday, January 27th 2004 - 20:00 UTC

  “Maya V”: Uruguay waiting for official Australian report.

  Uruguay is waiting for official details of the apprehension by the Australian Navy of a Uruguayan flagged longliner allegedly caught illegally fishing in isolated Australian territorial waters.