Latinamerica is forecasted to expand strongly this year supported by the sound policies implemented in the region, forecasted Inter American Development Bank Enrique Iglesias during a forum in Holland.
Lan Chile will be investing the equivalent of 27 million US dollars this year in Argentina where it will begin operating next June with fifteen different domestic and international destinations.
Pope Benedict XVI formally began his stewardship of the Roman Catholic Church, reaching out to Jews, other Christians and non-believers alike, and asking for prayers from the 350,000 pilgrims and dignitaries gathered in St Peter's Square as he assumes this enormous task.
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Sheep farming promotion in central Chile; Target of two million tourists in 2005; English as a second language; Cellular phones in Antarctica.
Mexico City Mayor Andres Lopez Obrador announced Sunday during a massive support rally that this Monday he will return to office from which he has been absent since Congress last April 7 stripped him of immunity from prosecution.
Canada's Barrick Gold is still hoping to receive approval of the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for its 1,5 billion US dollars Pascua Lama gold-silver project on the Chile-Argentine border high up in the Andes, reported company spokesperson Vince Borg.
Australia's largest air and sea operation targeting illegal fishing has netted 27 Indonesian boats carrying 240 crewmembers in the past week off the country's north coast, reported Fisheries Minister Ian Macdonald.
Argentina faces crucial budgetary challenges in spite of having achieved a strong fiscal relief with the restructuring of its public debt, said IMF Managing Director Rodrigo Rato and stressed that IMF is willing to aid Argentina.
Chile's government owned company ENAP suffered heavy losses with its international affiliate Sipetrol exploring for oil and gas in Colombia, according to the 2004 balance sheet.
Ecuador's new president Alfredo Palacio officially took office Thursday midday and immediately named the main ministers of his technical, non political cabinet.