Argentina

Harvesting a soybean field in Perez Millan, Argentina, on April 3
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Harvesting a soybean field in Perez Millan, Argentina, on April 3
Argentina: Agriculture Investment Goes to Uruguay
September 2, 2008 2136 GMT
Increased investment by Argentine agriculture companies in Uruguayan soybean production spells bad news for Argentine production of the crop. [more]
Situation Reports
Argentina: Fernandez Calls For Mercosur Meeting
October 9, 2008 1428 GMT
Argentina: President Says 'Strong Regulation' Required
October 7, 2008 2143 GMT
Argentina: 2009 Growth Forecast Revised Downward
October 7, 2008 1416 GMT
Argentina: Farmers Begin 6-Day Strike
October 3, 2008 1337 GMT
U.S.: Treasury Puts Sanctions On FARC's International Representatives
September 30, 2008 1713 GMT
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Afghan farmers harvesting wheat
Food Commodities: A Stabilizing Outlook
August 20, 2008 1936 GMT
Food commodity prices have moderated across the board in response to falling oil prices through most of the summer. [more]
Argentine farmers protesting the government's grain tax bill in July 2008
Argentina: Another Agriculture Strike?
August 12, 2008 1832 GMT
Argentine agricultural groups are considering striking to protest price caps. [more]
Paraguay's President elect Fernando Lugo
Paraguay: Regional Geopolitics and a New President
August 7, 2008 2129 GMT
Paraguayan President-elect Fernando Lugo has the chance to alter Latin American geopolitics with his plans to change Paraguay's relationship with Brazil. [more]
Argentine Planning Minister Julio de Vido
Argentina: Electricity Prices and the Populist Retreat
July 30, 2008 2135 GMT
Argentina will raise electricity prices for residential consumers by an average of 21 percent, Argentine Planning Minister Julio De Vido announced July 30. [more]
n Aerolineas Argentinas' employee attends to a passenger at Jorge Newbery Airport in Buenos Aires
Argentina: A Costly Nationalization
July 21, 2008 1643 GMT
Argentina is moving to renationalize the troubled Aerolineas Argentinas -- which will add to the government's economic woes. [more]
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