Although all eyes will be set in the trial and exemplary measures Australia has promised for the Uruguayan flagged longliner and alleged poacher of Patagonian toothfish, Viarsa 1, actually the future of Uruguay's toothfish industry will be decided in mid month in Tasmania.
Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs Celso Amorim accused United States of threats and insisting with a very destructive pressure to push forward negotiations for a Free Trade Association of the Americas.
Chileans are celebrating the referendum that marked the beginning of the end of the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet 15 years ago.
British Airways beginning next January 2004 will increase the number of weekly Buenos Aires-London flights from three to four.
Brazil economic growth forecast for 2003 has been cut by more than half from 1,5% to 0,6%, according to the latest quarterly report from the Central Bank.
Argentine Foreign Affairs Secretary Rafael Bielsa announced this Wednesday the suspension in Argentina of a joint military exercise between Mercosur and United States troops scheduled for the end of October.
One of the leading opposition members criticized the Chilean government decision to limit celebrations of an October 1988 event that proved a turning point in Chilean history to the parties of the ruling coalition.
Bolivian Foreign Affairs Minister Carlos Saavedra assured his Ibero-american colleagues that the current protests and unrest in Bolivia will have no influence at all over the next Ibero-american summit scheduled for November in Santa Cruz.
Petrobras the giant Brazilian government oil complex celebrates this week its fiftieth anniversary.
Even when 64% of Argentines have a positive opinion of the Nestor Kirchner administration, the confidence index has dropped to its lowest since the former Santa Cruz governor took office May 25, almost a hundred days ago.