MercoPress. South Atlantic News Agency
Six in ten Argentines attribute Milei's shift on the Falklands to political convenience
Some 61.1% of Argentines believe President Javier Milei adopted his current position on the Falklands out of political convenience, against 24.7% who attribute it to conviction, according to a survey by the consultancy Management & Fit of a thousand respondents with a marg...
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Politics
- Rockhopper and Navitas shares fall as operators defend Sea Lion timetable
- UK replies to Milei: Falklands “are British because islanders choose to be British”
- Milei announces sanctions against oil firms operating off the Falklands without Argentine approval
- “We are watching”: Argentine intelligence posts message on Falklands after Milei address
Economy
- Uruguay's central bank marks five years without intervening in the currency market
- UK-led Five Eyes action to disrupt global fraud networks
- The US waives beef tariffs for Brazil and Paraguay, but not for Argentina and Uruguay
- The Falklands close the second Loligo squid season three days after reopening it
Energy & Oil
- Investment banks warn the Venezuela deal will not bring down fuel prices
- The Venezuelan oil concession goes to Alejandro Betancourt's firm, under investigation in Europe
- Falklands’ oil industry, Rockhopper plans equity raise for second FPSO
- British Embassy in Santiago contributes to advance offshore wind development in Chile
Agriculture
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- The US waives beef tariffs for Brazil and Paraguay, but not for Argentina and Uruguay
- Wildfires in Spain and France hit the world's two largest wine-growing nations
- FAO expects world cereal output and trade projected to decline in year ahead
Environment
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- Norway prepares to open The Whale Museum, 190 miles north of the Arctic Circle
- China's embassy accuses a senior Argentine official of spreading “rumours” about the Nepal flood
- The Panama Canal will cut daily transits from Wednesday because of drought
Entertainment
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- Drums in his neighbourhood and a wake in parliament: Uruguay bids farewell to Ruben Rada
- Specialist outlets estimate GTA VI absenteeism could cost the US a billion dollars
- Ruben Rada, who took Uruguayan candombe to international audiences, dies at 83
Health & Science
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- Australia launches program to vaccinate colonies of little penguins against avian influenza
- Colombia asks for supplies but not foreign rescue personnel after the earthquake
- SpaceX rocket stage crashes into the Moon after 18 months adrift
Tourism
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- Argentine trips abroad fall 21.2% as Brazil and Uruguay lead arrivals
- American Airlines resumes its seasonal Montevideo-Miami route in December
- South Georgia Visitor Permit fees; online portal for visiting vessels
