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  • 03/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    British ships banned from BA province ports

    Lawmakers in Buenos Aires province passed the so-called Gaucho Rivero bill yesterday to prohibit ships involved in business activities off the Malvinas Islands from mooring at its ports, part of Argentina’s drive to discourage oil exploration in the area.

  • 03/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Frustrated Annan quits as Syria peace envoy

    UNITED NATIONS — Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan is quitting as international peace envoy for Syria, frustrated by “finger-pointing” at the United Nations while the armed rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad becomes increasingly bloody.

  • 03/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Paid: 2.197 billion dollars

    President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner last night used a lengthy national broadcast from the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange to announce the final 2.197-billion-dollar payment today on a bond, known as BODEN 2012, extended to people whose savings were confiscated during the financial meltdown a decade ago, calling it a lesson for European countries now mired in foreign debt.

  • 02/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Bolivia denies plans to expel Coca-Cola

    LA PAZ — Bolivian authorities denied yesterday a report which circulated in the Venezuelan press according to which Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca had announced the expulsion of Coca-Cola from Bolivia.

  • 02/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Minister bumps into opposition

    Justice Minister Julio Alak (left) greets  opposition lawmakers Gabriela Michetti (PRO), Patricia Bullrich (Union for All), Eduardo Amadeo (Federal Peronist) and Federico Pinedo (PRO) outside Ezeiza prison yesterday. The deputies were scheduled to visit the prison on reports about inmates leaving the compound for “cultural activities” and were unexpectedly greeted by Alak.

  • 02/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Panetta: all options open on Iran

    JERUSALEM — US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta reassured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday in Jerusalem that the United States “will not allow Iran to develop a nuclear weapon” and urged patience, insisting “we will exert all options in the effort to ensure that that does not happen.”

  • 02/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Strike to halt BA city subway for five days

    Subway workers’ unions will go on a five-day strike, starting tomorrow at 9pm to demand a salary hike and improvements in the underground train service, while the Buenos Aires City administration and the national government continue to clash on who should be managing the system.

  • 01/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    India suffers world’s biggest power outage

    NEW DELHI — Electric crematoria were snuffed out with bodies inside, New Delhi’s Metro shut down and hundreds of coal miners were trapped underground after three Indian electric grids collapsed in a cascade yesterday, cutting power to 620 million people in the world’s biggest blackout. While Indians were furious and embarrassed, many took the crisis in stride, inured by the constant — though far less widespread — outages triggered by the huge electricity deficit stymieing the development of this would-be Asian power.

  • 01/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Malvinas war cemetery vandalized

    Argentina’s war cemetery in the Malvinas Islands has been vandalized, with the glass protecting a statue of the Virgin of Luján in the cemetery smashed by persons as yet unknown. The cemetery, located on the east island near Darwin, holds the remains of the 238 Argentine soldiers who died on the Islands during the 1982 South Atlantic conflict. The vandalization was discovered by family members visiting the cemetery, as such it is unclear when exactly it took place.

  • 01/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Mercosur more powerful, says Chávez on joining

    BRASILIA — On his first foreign trip since undergoing cancer treatment in Cuba earlier this year, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez yesterday hailed his country’s welcome by fellow South American leaders into regional trade bloc Mercosur.


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