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Royal Navy Patrol vessel calls in Punta Arenas. British Standard Wool Chile swindled. Punta Arenas farmers criticize privatization. Chilean beef exports booming. Unemployment in Chile stands at 9,1%.
Patagonia is undergoing the strongest warming process ever in the last four hundred years according to a report jointly elaborated by Argentine and Chilean scientists, and published in the latest edition of the Dutch magazine, Climatic Change.
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Lan Chile sentenced to compensate passenger
Exceptional weather in Torres del Paine.
A reduction in the number of fishing days has cut 25-35 per cent of the annual income of companies that fish the Argentine shortfin squid (Illex argentinus) in Argentinean waters.
Bermuda's premier resigned on Monday, blaming the decision on a narrow victory in last week's elections and friendly fire from within her party.
A front-line pilot of the 1982 Falklands War who several times narrowly escaped death or injury on many dangerous missions has retired as head of the Royal Air Force.
A 32% increase in hepatitis A cases during the first five months of 2003 compared to a year ago has caused great concern among Chilean sanitary authorities who are seriously considering a massive vaccination campaign.
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Magistrado de las Islas Falklands investigara la muerte de una científica de Servicio Antártico Británico por parte de un leopardo marino.
Apoyo rural por el matadero.
Elección parcial a fin de año.
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Brazil:Government proposes international committee to control South Atlantic fishery. Brussels seeks to extend drift net ban to cut dolphin deaths. US wraps up salmon dumping investigation. US wraps up salmon dumping investigation...more
Headlines: Falklands Coroner to investigate death of BAS scientist killed by leopard seal; Farm support for abattoir; End of year by- election.