The story of the mostly 554 Anglo-Argentine pilots that joined the Royal Air Force in World War II, of which 122 died in combat, will be published in a book to be launched next August titled Thunder Wings (Alas de Trueno).
Foreign investment in Chile totalled 2,464 billion US dollars in 2003, a significant 35,5% drop compared to 2002.
Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is under strong pressure from his party high ranks and the business community to impose changes in his administration's orthodox economic approach.
Democrat presidential candidate John Kerry attacked President George Bush for only remembering the US Hispanic vote, (eight million), and Latinamerica when on the campaign trail for his re-election.
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Horst Köhler resigned March 4 following his nomination for the German Presidency. Effective immediately, the Managing Director will excuse himself from official IMF business. First Deputy Managing Director Anne Krueger will be Acting Managing Director until the IMF's Executive Board names a successor to Mr. Köhler.
Anthropologists and geologists from the Austral Scientific Research Centre, Cadic, in Ushuaia have found in the north coast of Argentine Tierra del Fuego the buried body, surprisingly well conserved of an adult that lived in the area 4,000 years ago.
United States Ambassador in Brasilia Donna Hrinak cautioned president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to carefully calibre his opposition in crucial issues for the Bush administration such as the current situations in Venezuela and Cuba.
Aerolíneas Argentinas has big plans for Chile;
Argentine natural gas exports increase;
Confidence in sheep farming is returning.
The governing council of the European Central Bank, meeting in Frankfurt, decided this Thursday to keep the basic exchange rate unchanged at 2%, despite calls for reduced rates from political leaders in Germany and France.
The Bank of England decided to keep United Kingdom interest rates on hold at 4%. Last February in an attempt to cool consumer spending and the housing market the bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted to increase rates to 4% from 3,75%.