The current hake (Merluccius hubbsi) fishing quotas are to be maintained at least until the results of the recent surveys on the resource are evaluated, said National Undersecretary of Fisheries Gerardo Nieto.
The war was a mistake; if we hadn't gone to war Argentina today would almost certainly have the Malvinas/Falklands.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires rank as the two cities in Latinamerica with the best quality of living according to a survey released Monday by Mercer Human Resources Consulting which regularly assesses cities worldwide.
Next May Uruguayan president Tabaré Vazquez will be visiting US president George Bush in the White House, was announced in Montevideo.
Southern Cone countries have requested 100 million US dollars from the Interamerican Development Bank, IDB, to combat foot and mouth disease, announced Brazilian Agriculture minister Roberto Rodrigues.
Lt Col Marcos Pontes, the first Brazilian to go into space, has returned to Earth after nine days on the International Space Station.
A close three-way contest in Sunday's presidential election could put Peru on a leftist track akin to Venezuela and Bolivia, or provide the nation with its first female head of state, or even hand a second-chance to a former president who oversaw economic devastation.
Recovering the Malvinas will take time; Great Britain is going to be around in the South Atlantic for some time to come, forecasts Argentine ambassador Lucio Garcia del Solar an expert in Falklands/Malvinas affairs and an emblematic figure of Argentine diplomacy.
Uruguay considers negotiations with Argentina regarding the pulp mills dispute are over and formally requested an urgent and extraordinary meeting of Mercosur's Council to address the conflict, most probably next April 18 or 20.
The Bank of England left Thursday its key interest rate unchanged for the eighth consecutive month as rising energy prices and a recovering housing market offset worries about slowing growth in the services and manufacturing sectors.