The Chilean navy incorporated Friday morning two refurbished Dutch frigates in the naval port of Den Helder, Holland.
Consumer prices in United States during November dropped 0.6%, the sharpest slide in 56 years according to the latest release from the US Labour Department. The Eurozone also reported a similar situation in November with a 0,3% inflation contraction.
Indian candidate Evo Morales favourite to win Bolivia's Sunday presidential election said he was willing to begin talks with United States but without any kind of submission, if he is finally elected.
Latin America posted solid economic growth in 2005 for the third straight year, but its economies lagged behind other nations struggling with poverty, a UN agency reported yesterday.
Argentine president Nestor Kirchner announced Thursday the decision to cancel in advance the country's debt with the International Monetary Fund, IMF, 9.8 billion US dollars which will be financed with international reserves from the Central Bank.
It was the European Union vs. the Rest of the World as global trade talks remained deadlocked yesterday, with the EU defending itself from a barrage of criticism that its refusal to further opens its farming markets threatened to torpedo the entire World Trade Organization meeting.
Industrial activity in Argentina kept steaming ahead in November reaching 8.9% compared to the same month a year ago and 0.4% over last October.
Paraguay's Congress rejected this week a motion to impeach President Nicanor Duarte who is running for the chair of his Colorado Party, in power since 1947, but with the more conservative nationalistic elements decisively conspiring against the government's liberal program.
The so-called Cuban Ladies in White virtually admitted Tuesday that they will not be travelling to Strasbourg to receive the Sakharov prize from the European Parliament, despite international efforts to convince the Cuban government to allow them to make the trip
United States November budget deficit was larger than forecasted because of a significant increase in outlays according to the US Treasury Department.
However business and consumers are optimistic about 2006.