The Organization of American States Secretary General election will resume next May 2 after five rounds of unsuccessful draws between the two competing candidates from Chile and Mexico.
The Argentine government made the ban on Illex squid catching official Sunday at 24:00 according to Decree 132/2005 published in the Federal Gazette.
Argentine Economy Minister Roberto Lavagna admitted for the first time that those sovereign bond holders left out of the recent exchange will be considered but on Argentina's time and terms.
On a cloudy day in early spring, a rhythmic chant rose up in St Peter's Square from crowds of mourners at Pope John Paul II's funeral.
Bolivia took another step towards a federal system government by calling the first election for governors of the Andean nation's nine provinces, which are scheduled for August 12.
The attempt to rule out from next year' Mexican presidential race front-runner Mexico City Mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has created one of the most serious political storms in recent years.
Cuban President Fidel Castro says he does not give a damn about the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and whether it criticizes or not civil liberties in the island he has ruled since 1959.
Global economic growth could be affected if oil prices continue to surge, if United States trade deficit worsens and if US interest rates increase abruptly warned Thursday International Monetary Fund, IMF, Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato in a speech at the George Washington University.
Uruguay will be concluding a three year agreement with the IMF April 14/17, in Washington announced this week Uruguayan Economy Minister Danilo Astori.
Mexico's state-run oil monopoly, Pemex, is on the verge of bankruptcy with liabilities totalling 88.5 billion US dollars and pending annual investment requirements of 10 billion, the corporation's top executive said Thursday.