United States will again begin training Latinamerican and Caribbean countries military given the growing concern of Washington with the advance of left wing regimes in the region points out Friday's editions of USA Today.
Since October New York shoppers at Whole Foods markets have been greeted by banners proclaiming the return of certified Patagonian toothfish (Chilean bass), from the South Georgia and South Sandwich islands fishery, reports The New York Times in one of its leading stories.
Chile's Meteorological Institute predicts El Niño will hit Chile harder than expected this year, with more rain and Pacific Ocean temperatures up by half a degree Celsius.
Democrats have won control of both houses of Congress for the first time since 1994 after an upset victory in Virginia.
Falling crude oil prices helped the US trade deficit retreat from record highs and dip to 64.3 billion US dollars in September, according to a release Thursday from the Commerce Department.
The Bank of England increased United Kingdom interest rates to a five-year high of 5% in response to concerns over. The quarter of a percentage rise was expected by market analysts.
An Argentine judge has issued arrest warrants for former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and eight other Iranian officials over the 1994 bombing in Buenos Aires of a Jewish institution.
Republican Senator George Allen gracefully conceded defeat Thursday after a bruising battle against Democrat Jim Webb, sealing the Democrats' control of the US Congress.
The Democrats have pulled off an historic win to seize control of the US House of Representatives after a dozen years of Republican rule in a resounding repudiation of a war, a president and a scandal-scarred Congress
Bolivia confirmed Wednesday that the bilateral dialogue with Chile includes possible energy integration, but ratified that the century old claim to a sea outlet tops the agenda.