In another twist of its tightening policy towards the Falkland Islands the Argentine government said it expects Argentine flagged jiggers to begin catching in the South Atlantic high seas before the official squid season starts next February, reports Clarin in the Wednesday edition.
Bolivian elected President Evo Morales who Tuesday begins a world tour of seven countries in four continents, with a first stop over in Venezuela, regrets no invitation from United States was forthcoming, since he is willing to dialogue with all governments.
This Tuesday Argentina will make effective the advance payment of approximately 9.5 billion US dollars thus cancelling all debts with the International Monetary Fund, a decision announced by President Néstor Kirchner last December 15.
Uruguay meat exports increased 21.46% in 2005 over 2004 according to the latest release from the Uruguayan Meat Board.
Chilean ruling coalition presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet and opposition Conservative businessman Sebastian Piñera are scheduled to debate Wednesday evening on national television, the only time they will do so before the run off next January 15.
Argentine Foreign Affairs minister Jorge Taiana reaffirmed Monday in an official release, Argentina's imprescriptible sovereignty rights over the Malvinas islands and condemned the ”illegitimate (British) occupation” of the South Atlantic islands.
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Evo Morales, the elected Bolivian president who describes himself as anti-imperialist is leaving for a long pre-inauguration international tour that begins Friday in Cuba with Fidel Castro.
Scientists are delaying the start of the New Year by adding the first leap second in seven years to keep clocks in sync with solar time used by astronomers.
In spite of a generous amnesty that in 2005 legalized the residence and employment of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants, Spaniards are worried about the influx of foreigners and believe that too many already are in the country.