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  • Monday, November 5th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Centrist claims win in Guatemala

     Businessman Alvaro Colom claimed victory late Sunday night

    A former army general who once took on the insurgency in Guatemala's long civil war lost his battle for the country's presidency on Sunday night, with voters rejecting his plan to use an iron fist, as well as the country's military, to control a sky-high murder rate.

  • Friday, November 2nd 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Falkland Islands: Weekly Penguin News update

    David Lang CMG CBE proudly shows off his honour with granddaughters Louise and Vicky Williams

    Headlines: 'For the country I love'; Charter flight on the way; Helicopters for FIGAS?; Wife to wear the trousers at Casa Rosada.

  • Thursday, November 1st 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Mercosur fares poorly in global report on competitiveness

    The United States tops the overall ranking in The Global Competitiveness Report 2007/2008. Switzerland is in second position followed by Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Finland and Singapore, respectively. The report is not encouraging for Mercosur members or Latinamerican leading economies.

  • Wednesday, October 31st 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    British contribution to Punta Arenas in Historic Archive

    As a way to preserve memories of British contribution to the development of the Magallanes Region in the extreme south of Chile, the British School in Punta Arenas inaugurated a British Historic Archive containing all the documents compiled by the Anglican Society of Punta Arenas.

  • Wednesday, October 31st 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Falklands: targets for exploratory oil drilling identified

    Rockhopper Exploration plc announced that initial interpretation of the 3D seismic data collected over its licences PL032 and PL033 in the Falkland Islands has revealed large fans and structural closures which could form targets for the next round of drilling. The largest fans cover approximately 40sq km and are located near to the Shell well which recovered live oil.

  • Tuesday, October 30th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Falklands' logistic support for BAS vessels and aircrafts

    BAS vessels docked at FIPASS in Stanley

    With spring in the South Atlantic, British Antarctic Survey (BAS) ships and aircraft have returned to the Falkland Islands in preparation for the 2007/08 Antarctic season.

  • Saturday, October 27th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Mercosur trapped by its own contentious shortcomings

    Mercosur headquater in Montevideo

    Mercosur Foreign Affairs and Economy ministers met Friday in Montevideo to address asymmetries and non tariff restrictions inside the block, an ongoing issue which has become a source of growing contention between full members, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.

  • Friday, October 26th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Chilean coastal fishermen protest depletion of hake

    Chilean fishermen used public debates in the coastal town of Valparaiso Wednesday as a forum to criticize Chile's fishing policies. The debates, titled “Who sells you fish,” focused on the current depletion of the hake population along Chile's coasts.

  • Friday, October 26th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    “The Sweet Toast of New York” ( and Rio...and Sao Paulo...and Tokyo)

    Chefs Philippe Bertineau & François Payard

    This month, Payard Pâtisserie & Bistro celebrated their 10th Anniversary with a “tasty” party of New York's “A List” guests. It is not surprising that this wonderful French pâtisserie and bistro still is, after 10 years, unique and the preferred destination for all of those who have not only a sweet tooth, but also a discerning palate.

  • Wednesday, October 24th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Falkland Islands: British reservists re-live Royal Marine history

    Royal Marine reservists at The Liberation Memorial in Stanley

    ONE hundred Royal Marine reservists exercising in the Falklands have paid tribute to victims of the 1982 War and attended a reception in their honour hosted by the His Excellency the Governor Alan Huckle.