Brazil's Science & Technology Ministry on Friday criticized a report in the U.S. magazine Science that says the South American nation has the capability of producing up to six nuclear bombs per year.
Unemployment in Brazil's main six metropolitan regions dropped in September to 10,9% the lowest so far in 2004, according to the Brazilian Geography and Statistics Institute, IBGE.
A group of scientists from the Valparaiso University in a joint research cruise with the Chilean Navy confirmed this Thursday the discovery of gas hydrates on the ocean bed between the cities of Valparaiso and Concepcion.
Brazil's Electoral Board Tribunal confirmed this Thursday the fine (equivalent to 17,000 US dollars) imposed on President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for having campaigned and requested voters to support the Workers Party candidate for mayor of the city of Sao Paulo.
Chilean Deputy Zarko Luksic, president of the Congressional Public Works and Transport Committee said he was concerned with all the information provided by representatives of Aerolíneas del Sur, Chile, who claim they face growing impediments to operate in the country.
Mercosur and the European Union finally were unable to reach the free trade agreement self imposed timetable of October 31, but decided to keep talking when the new officials of the European Commission take their posts.
Argentine Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Food Secretariat (SAGPyA) Miguel Campos will be announcing an additional distribution of 16,500 tonnes of common hake (Merluccius hubbsi) for this season among Argentine vessels.
Brazil's Central Bank raised this Wednesday the basic SELIC interest rate half a point from 16,15 to 16,75% with the purpose of lowering inflation expectations given the strong domestic demand and surging international oil prices.
Embraer the giant Brazilian aircraft manufacturer officially presented this week a prototype of a agriculture fumigation aircraft, Ipanema that runs on bio-alcohol.
The next Director General of the World Trade Organization will be nominated at the latest next May 31, revealed WTO General Council president Shotaro Oshima from Japan.