The latest and most modern acquisition of the Chilean Navy, Almirante Williams, former HMS Sheffield, arrived in Punta Arenas Wednesday greeted by a display of the local naval units stationed in the port.
While Argentine president Nestor Kirchner kept pounding against what he described as vested interests which are pressing the government for greater payments to the country's creditors, the president of the Argentine Central Bank addressing the Davos forum said that sovereign bondholders must accept a great cut.
Fresh trade negotiations between Mercosur and the European Union could lead to a framework agreement by next May in time for the EU-Latinamerica summit in Mexico, according to External Relations Commissioner Chris Patten.
The second 2003 semester was positive for almost all sectors of the Uruguayan industry, suffering from a deep recession going back to 1998, according to the latest release from the Uruguayan Chamber of Industry.
Argentina assured this week the unanimous support from the Latinamerican and Caribbean group for its election as a non permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in 2005.
Euro zone Finance and Economy ministers called on responsibility from the United States regarding the steady revaluation of the Euro vs the US dollar, fearing the risk of monetary volatility to incipient economic growth in the European Union.
With the enforcement of the new Chilean Alcohol Bill, Punta Arenas opening hours for liquor stores and discotheques are considerably reduced and the under 18 are definitively banned from pubs.
The Uruguayan government wants to put an end to its war of communiques with Argentina - sparked by Argentina's demand for information on a long-missing citizen and the Uruguayan president's retort - an Uruguayan official said Monday.
A rowing regatta, in which participants wore masks, goggles and plastic gloves to guard against pollution, began festivities Sunday leading up to the 450th birthday of Sao Paulo, the Western Hemisphere's biggest city.
Argentina ratified its position banning non regular (charter) flights to the Falkland Islands, unless they are undertaken by an Argentine flagged airline. Talking to a local Buenos Aires broadcasting station, Eduardo Valdés Foreign Affairs Ministry Cabinet Chief insisted that we believe this is fair and correct.