Argentina will again request for a solution to the sovereignty dispute with the United Kingdom over the Falklands/Malvinas Islands issue during the Organization of American States annual assembly currently taking place in the Dominican Republic.
Ollanta Humala admitted early Monday Alan Garcia's victory in the Sunday Peruvian presidential run-off.
The Argentine government said Sunday that former economy minister Roberto Lavagna is a cosmetic candidate supported by former presidents Eduardo Duhalde and Raúl Alfonsín who are longing to have some presence in the polls for next year's presidential elections.
Argentina believes it will take six to eight weeks before the no innovation clause in the pulp mills dispute with Uruguay currently before the International Court of The Hague, is accepted or rejected.
The 10th meeting of the FAO Sub-Committee on Fish Trade in Santiago de Compostela, Spain was marked by vigorous debate among the 61 participating countries regarding the increasingly complex challenges of responsibly managing the globe-spanning fish trade sector.
Ten Latinamerican countries led by Mexico and Colombia agreed in Santo Domingo the building of a mega oil refinery which will ensure energy supply to the region at preferential prices.
Peruvians will vote today in a presidential election that may be closer than has long been expected.
Brazil's state-run oil giant Petrobras said yesterday it has completed the purchase of Royal Dutch Shell's fuel-and-distribution operations in Uruguay, acquiring 89 service stations across the country.
President Néstor Kirchner ? who revels in his avian nickname yesterday announced for the first time that the candidate of the national concertation he has called for will be a male or female penguin, but stopped short of saying whether he will seek re-election.
Militant Chilean high-school students have rejected a government proposal aimed at ending weeks of demonstrations and said they still planned to launch an escalated nationwide protest on Monday.