Argentina

Argentina
Saturday, July 24th 2010 - 05:24 UTC

Uruguay/Argentina ‘scientific monitoring’ inside pulp mill remains unsolved

Argentine Foreign Affairs minister Hector Timerman

Uruguay and Argentina continued on Friday working to reach an agreement for the joint monitoring of the Uruguay River, with the goal of overcoming the long-standing conflict over the Botnia/UPM pulp mill.

Saturday, July 24th 2010 - 03:28 UTC

The “Viking”, an “ultra K” next Argentine ambassador in Montevideo

Dante Dovena, a life dedicated to the Argentine ruling coalition

An ‘ultra K’ as the most dedicated supporters of Argentina’s ruling couple Kirchner are identified, will most probably be the next ambassador in Montevideo, according to press reports on both sides of the River Plate.

Friday, July 23rd 2010 - 06:07 UTC

Buenos Aires Palermo Agro-Fair takes off with the export levies conflict latent

Buenos Aires mayor Mauricio Macri (L) and SRA president Hugo Biolcati

Buenos Aires City Mayor Mauricio Macri inaugurated the 124th edition of the Agriculture, Livestock and Industry Fair organized by the Argentine Rural Society (SRA) that will open on Saturday in the Palermo grounds. SRA head Hugo Biolcati was also present and took the opening honours along with the city Mayor.

Friday, July 23rd 2010 - 03:41 UTC

Argentina walks out of Prosecutors organization to protest Falklands’ membership

IAP was established in 1995 with the support from United Nations

Argentina walked out of the International Association of Prosecutors, IAP, because the Falkland Islands were admitted as a full member of the organization according to press reports from Buenos Aires.

Friday, July 23rd 2010 - 02:44 UTC

Argentina imposes antidumping measures on Chinese and Brazilian imports

The Chinese ban on Argentine soy-oil imports remains unchanged

In spite of the ongoing dispute with China over the soy-oil import ban, Argentina this week imposed antidumping measures in the form of ad valorem rights on multi-processors originated in China and Brazil.

Thursday, July 22nd 2010 - 09:53 UTC

Cristina Kirchner signs bill legalizing same-sex couples’ marriage

A little more egalitarian than last week, said Mrs. Kirchner

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner signed a new law Wednesday making Argentina the first country in Latin America to legalize marriage for same-sex couples. Civil registries across the nation will now begin processing long lists of marriage applications from gay couples. The first such ceremony in Buenos Aires is set for August 13.

Thursday, July 22nd 2010 - 09:47 UTC

Travel conference to promote gay tourism takes off in Buenos Aires

Conference organizers Gustavo Noguera and Pablo De Luca

A marketing and travel conference aimed at promoting tourism for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community was opened Wednesday by Argentina’s new tourism minister Enrique Meyer.

Thursday, July 22nd 2010 - 09:05 UTC

Uruguay/Argentina on 48 hours ‘reflection period’ before retaking negotiations

Uruguayan Foreign Affairs minister Luis Almagro

Uruguay and Argentina agreed Wednesday on a 48 hours “reflection period” before retaking formal negotiations for the joint monitoring of the River Uruguay, which is at the heart of the pulp mills dispute, and alleged contamination, between the neighbouring countries.

Wednesday, July 21st 2010 - 07:14 UTC

Amnesty International praises Argentina’s same-sex marriage landmark bill

Cristina Kirchner is scheduled to enact the bill this Wednesday

Amnesty International welcomed Argentina's landmark decision on Thursday to become the first country in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriage.

Wednesday, July 21st 2010 - 06:59 UTC

Argentine only has natural gas reserves for the next seven years

Lack of investment in exploration has been decisive in the current situation according to the Mosconi Institute

Argentina’ natural gas reserves dropped to half their 2000 level when they totalled 378.862 million cubic metres, which means at the current consumption rate in seven and a half years the country will ran out of the vital fuel, according to a report released this week in Buenos Aires.

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