Some 10,000 demonstrators marched Tuesday in Brasilia to protest against corruption and express solidarity with embattled President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva while Congress kept ahead with the investigation on bribes for votes and illegal financing of political parties.
Record oil prices will cut world economic growth by 0,8% this year and will increase the gap between rich and emerging countries according to the International Energy Agency chief economist Fatih Birol.
United States President George W. Bush's standing with a US public anxious about Iraq and the nation's direction is lower than that of the last two men who won re-election to the White House ? Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton ? at this point in their second terms.
Comodoro Rivadavia in Patagonia wind swept, and with its electricity generating wind mills expects to begin cashing green bonds in early 2006 to the tune of 70,000 US dollars annually.
The Chilean Antarctic Institute and the Chilean Science and Technology Council are sponsoring with World Bank funding multi-disciplinary Antarctic research rings announced in Punta Arenas Jose Retamales, head of the Chilean Antarctic office.
Former soccer superstar Diego Maradona began a new career on television last night with a show of his own, to which he added a big roster of guests including his Brazilian peer Pelé.
A Colombian charter jet carrying tourists from Panama to Martinique crashed in Venezuela yesterday after its engines failed, killing all 160 aboard in one of the country's worst air disasters.
The United States trade deficit jumped 6% in June reaching 58,8 billion US dollars boosted by the soaring price of oil. The gap in May was 55,4 billion US dollars.
Chile drastically reformed the selection and recruiting system limiting compulsory military service to the needs of the Chilean Armed Forces.
Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo's public opinion support plummeted following the cabinet crisis he created when naming a political ally to a key post, a move rejected by the rest of cabinet members.