Former Chilean Navy Commander and Senator for life Jorge Martinez Busch described the offer to Chile of three Royal Navy T 23 frigates as very adequate from a technical point of view.
The Italian textile group Benetton will be investing 15 million US dollars in a sheep abattoir and a skin tannery in Patagonia where they own almost a million hectares of land, was announced last Monday in Comodoro Rivadavia.
The Brazilian government is willing to negotiate a political solution to the current trade conflicts with Argentina (Brazil's main Mercosur partner), said this Monday Brazilian Under secretary for South American affairs Luis Felipe Macedo Soares.
On the eve of decisive negotiations in Geneva in the framework of the World Trade Organization, United States accused French president of Jacques Chirac of setting obstacle to a draft agreement worked out by the European Union in an attempt to harmonize a common position.
Argentine's trust in President Nestor Kirchner's administration dropped 7% this month compared to June and is at its lowest since taking office in May 2003. According to a rating from the Torcuato Di Tella University this month the confidence index was 2,49 points while in June it stood at 2,68.
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, considered today a report from the Independent Evaluation Office which elaborates on the alleged multilateral credit organization's degree of responsibility in the recent Argentine financial crisis.
Latinamerica and the Caribbean strong economic recovery will continue rolling for the rest of the year with the region's GDP expanding 4%, well above the 1,5% of last year, according to a report from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, UNECE.
A Chilean private utility company and its electricity generating facility in Santiago confirmed this Sunday they have presented a demand in an international tribunal against Argentine private natural gas suppliers.
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez admitted he prefers Venezuela's integration to Mercosur over the Andean Community of Nations, CAN, which he described as an agreement of elites.
Argentine president Nestor Kirchner contained this weekend a political storm by dismissing Justice and Security Minister Gusatavo Beliz and appointing Treasury Prosecutor General Horacio Rosatti to replace him following a growing controversy over law enforcement which became most evident July 16 when the police stood passively for hours while demonstrators attempted to storm the Buenos Aires Legislature.