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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.
The judge who presided over a controversial court case about the sinking of the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano in the 1982 Falklands War in Britain has died in Britain, aged 75. It was one of the most politically controversial trials of the Thatcher premiership.
A marine biologist at the British Antarctic Survey has been killed by a leopard seal as she snorkelled.
Falkland Islands Director of Fisheries Dr. John Barton this week emphatically refuted claims by the Argentine President that the Falkland Islands is destroying the fishing grounds in the South West Atlantic.
Titulares: ¿Salida táctica o un socio chileno para la empresa cárnica deficitaria?; Gobierno pierde con Gordon Forbes; Philip renuncia; Petición a Consejeros.
Headlines: 'Tactical' exit or Chilean partner for loss-making meat company?; Government loses to Gordon Forbes; Philip stands down; Petition to councillors.
Hedlines: Anchovy fishing ban in Peru; Chilean Fishery exports up 18.5%; Scottish Federation ratifies CFP position; Australian fishing industry threatened by marine pests; Argentine hake management advisory body; Chile debates long term fishing law amendments;
Argentine Foreign Affairs Secretary Rafael Bielsa said there's no quick and easy solution to the Malvinas/Falklands question adding that Argentina must work hard to become a more consistent country.