Argentina's Jewish community demanded diplomatic relations with Iran be cut off claiming Teheran was behind the terrorist attack in which 85 people were killed in Buenos Aires 12 years ago on July 18.
Iberoamerican countries called for safe, orderly and productive policies to face the challenges of modern world migratory movements.
A tsunami crashed into beach resorts and fishing villages on Java island, killing at least 120 people, leaving scores missing and sending thousands climbing trees or fleeing to higher ground to escape.
Research by Chilean scientists revealed the presence of black-browed and grey-headed albatrosses in Tierra del Fuego, at the southern tip of Chile.
Two weeks after Chile's Foreign Affairs Minister Alejandro Foxley announced the creation of a commission between Chile and Bolivia to analyze issues of maritime conflict, the two sides are expected to meet today in La Paz.
The opposition in Uruguay yesterday backed President Tabaré Vazquez's strategy regarding a pulp mill conflict with Argentina but urged him to seek to resume talks with the neighbouring country regarding the high-profile spat.
Thirteen thorough bred belonging to the Antofagasta Horse Club in Chile have been quarantined following what is believed to be an outbreak of equine influenza. Another forty horses have symptoms of lethargy, weakness and are developing a harsh cough.
Argentina's current policy towards the Falkland Islands is incomprehensible and the only thing it will achieve is to set the clock back in Argentine/UK relations, elected Falklands' Councillor Mike Summers is quoted in Sunday's edition of the Buenos Aires Perfil publication.
Brazil is willing to show the necessary flexibility to successfully conclude the World Trade Organization Doha Round talks, announced Monday President Lula da Silva in St. Petersburg.
Chile will become in the next two years energy autonomous, cutting its current Argentine dependency and cooling a national security, announced President Michelle Bachelet.