The centre-right Future Foundation think tank revealed the results of a survey that documents dramatic change in attitudes towards sex and sexual behaviour in Chile.
U.S. oil firm Chevron-Texaco and France's Total have accepted to pay the Venezuelan government some 113.5 million US dollars in back taxes, dating from the 2001/2004 period, announced Wednesday the Venezuelan tax office, SENIAT.
Skyrocketing energy prices propelled Exxon Mobil Corp. to the top of the 2006 Fortune 500 list, and consigned Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to the No. 2 spot on the magazine's annual ranking of the United States' largest publicly traded companies.
A four-day summit opened yesterday in the coastal city of Mar del Plata with the participation of naval forces from 19 countries of the Americas. These conferences have taken place periodically since 1959, and Argentina has the opportunity to host the event.
More people have been killed or injured by land mines in Colombia last year than in any other country as rebels planted explosive devices to protect crops used to make cocaine, the Colombian government revealed Tuesday.
The political advisor to Peru's leading presidential candidate, Ollanta Humala, met secretly last Wednesday with Chile's future ambassador for Peru, Cristián Barros. The meeting was an attempt to consolidate bilateral links and prove Humala has no anti-Chile agenda.
The Brazilian commander of the Army praised the military coup of 1964 and said the service was proud of its past.
The difference between Chile and the rest of Latinamerican countries is that Chile used economic growth to improve social development indexes, said former Socialist president Ricardo Lagos in an international bankers meeting in Zurich.
A survey from the Pew organization shows United States citizens split about the presence of foreigners working in the country and their contribution to the economy.
French oil company Total and Italy's ENI have refused to accept the new Venezuelan rules for extracting crude, which forces them to become minority partners of Venezuelan government owned oil company PDVSA.