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Venezuela 'taking control' of mines  The government will put national interests first in the mining sector and forbid mining in a forest reserve that is home to gold concession... Fernandez defends grain export tax  President Cristina Fernandez defended an increase in export taxes on grains that has riled many farmers Farmers renew protests  Thousands of farmers protesting grain export tax increases returned to road blockades nationwide, angry over a police crackdown Growers defend their tomatoes  Mexican growers and their government on called a U.S. warning against certain types of their tomatoes unjust Cuba to abandon salary equality  Vice-Minister for Labour: Cuba is to abolish system of equal pay for all and allow workers and managers to earn performance bonuses Controversial tax to fund social programs  President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced plans to fund a public works program with revenues from a agrarian export tax Traffic snarls latest bump in farm crisis Map of Cordoba Argentina  Disagreements between the government and farmers over export taxes flared up as drivers used their trucks to snarl traffic Latin Americans to discuss cost of food  Envoys from 26 countries meet in Caracas to discuss the rising cost of food and draw up a united policy for the region Farmers resume strike against export tax  The farm groups went on strike for the third time in nearly three months to protest high export taxes, 44 percents Farmers resume strike Home computer ban lifted  The first legalised home computers have gone on sale, but a ban remains on internet access Economy minister steps down LatAm leaders in food price pact President looks to boost food production Billionaire Berlusconi wins election Leaders plan more reforms Angry Haitians protest food prices Venezuela nationalizes cement companies Farmers suspend strike, open roads Cuba loans unused land to private farmers Striking farmers resume blockades  Farmers seething at export taxes on their crops resumed blockades of rural highways after talks failed to end a 19-day-old strike   Chavez proposes oil barter scheme   President Hugo Chavez has said Central American and Caribbean states could pay for oil with services or products like bananas and sugar Oil discovery rocks Brazil  A huge offshore discovery could raise Brazil's petroleum reserves by 40% and boost the country into the ranks of the world's major exporters Opera legend Pavarotti dies at 71 Venezuela to pull out of IMF, World Bank  President Chavez announced he would make a symbolic move because the nation has already paid off its debts to the lending institutions   Chavez bid for more state control  The President has pledged to nationalise key Venezuelan companies to transform the country into a full socialist state Voters approve $5 billion Canal overhaul

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President drops farm tax after protests


July 2008 ... more > Top ^

Fri.   Argentina
  Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is dropping an agricultural export tax that has provoked months of protests from farmers



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Jun.21   Venezuela  
Jun.17   Argentina
Jun.15   Argentina
Jun.11   Mexico  
  Cuba
Jun.10   Argentina  
Jun.4   Argentina


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May.29   Venezuela
May.28   Argentina
May.7   Argentina
May.2   Cuba


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Apr.25   Argentina
Apr.23   Venezuela
Apr.16   Cuba
Apr.11   Cuba
Apr.7   Haiti
Apr.4   Venezuela
Apr.2   Argentina
Apr.1   Cuba


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Mar.31   Argentina


year 2007 Top ^

Dec.21   Venezuela
Nov.8   Brazil
Apr.30   Venezuela  
Jan.8   Venezuela


year 2006 Top ^

Oct.22   Panama
  About 80% have approved a plan to widen the Panama Canal to accommodate a new generation of ships
May.1   Bolivia   Gas under state control
  President Morales has signed a decree placing country's energy industry under state control.    Morales said foreign energy firms must agree to channel their sales through the state, or else leave the country. The President se...
Apr.29   Cuba   Leftist trio seals Americas pact
  The leaders of Bolivia, Cuba and Venezuela have signed a trade agreement to counter US influence


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Nov.28   Venezuela Venezuela signs Spain arms deal  Spain has concluded a controversial deal in Caracas to supply military equipment worth $2bn

year 2003 Top ^

Sep.14   Mexico   Rich-poor divide derails WTO talks
  The collapse of talks in Cancun has set back the trade development agenda by at least 2 years


year 2002 Top ^

Dec.18   Venezuela Strike strangles oil exports  Opposition demonstrators blocked major highways and roads, paralyzing parts of the capital Aug.7   Brazil IMF throws extra $30bn to Brazil Feb.11   Argentina Peso passes first test Jan.6   Argentina   Peso devaluated  New government ends 10 years of parity with the US dollar. 1.4 pesos would buy $1, a devaluation of 30% Euro mark celebrations

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Dec.23   Argentina Debt payments suspended Dec.19   Argentina Argentina plunges into turmoil Aug.3   Argentina IMF to accelerate $1.2 billion loan Mar.20   Rio de Janeiro World's biggest oil rig sinks



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Cuba to abandon salary equality  Vice-Minister for Labour: Cuba is to abolish system of equal pay for all and allow workers and managers to earn performance bonuses Controversial tax to fund social programs  President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced plans to fund a public works program with revenues from a agrarian export tax Venezuela to pull out of IMF, World Bank  President Chavez announced he would make a symbolic move because the nation has already paid off its debts to the lending institutions IMF throws extra $30bn to Brazil Peso passes first test Peso devaluated  New government ends 10 years of parity with the US dollar. 1.4 pesos would buy $1, a devaluation of 30% Debt payments suspended Argentina plunges into turmoil IMF to accelerate $1.2 billion loan President drops farm tax after protests




Latin America, Business Financial Timeline ... See World Financial timeline Top ^
2008
Jun.11   Cuba
Jun.10   Argentina
2007
Apr.30   Venezuela
2002
Aug.7   Brazil
Feb.11   Argentina
Jan.6   Argentina
2001
Dec.23   Argentina
Dec.19   Argentina
Aug.3   Argentina




Latin America, Business Food Timeline ... See World Food timeline Top ^
2008
Fri.   Argentina
  Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is dropping an agricultural export tax that has provoked months of protests from farmers
Jun.17   Argentina Fernandez defends grain export tax  President Cristina Fernandez defended an increase in export taxes on grains that has riled many farmers Jun.15   Argentina Farmers renew protests
  Thousands of farmers protesting grain export tax increases returned to road blockades nationwide, angry over a police crackdown Jun.11   Mexico Growers defend their tomatoes  Mexican growers and their government on called a U.S. warning against certain types of their tomatoes unjust Jun.4   Argentina Traffic snarls latest bump in farm crisis
Map of Cordoba Argentina  Disagreements between the government and farmers over export taxes flared up as drivers used their trucks to snarl traffic May.29   Venezuela Latin Americans to discuss cost of food  Envoys from 26 countries meet in Caracas to discuss the rising cost of food and draw up a united policy for the region Apr.23   Venezuela LatAm leaders in food price pact Apr.16   Cuba President looks to boost food production Apr.7   Haiti Angry Haitians protest food prices



Latin America, Business Global Business Timeline ... See World Global Business timeline Top ^
2003 Sep.14   Mexico   Rich-poor divide derails WTO talks
  The collapse of talks in Cancun has set back the trade development agenda by at least 2 years




Latin America, Business Labor Conflict Timeline ... See World Labor Conflict timeline Top ^
2008 May.28   Argentina Farmers resume strike against export tax  The farm groups went on strike for the third time in nearly three months to protest high export taxes, 44 percents May.7   Argentina Farmers resume strike
Apr.2   Argentina Farmers suspend strike, open roads Mar.31   Argentina Striking farmers resume blockades  Farmers seething at export taxes on their crops resumed blockades of rural highways after talks failed to end a 19-day-old strike



Latin America, Business High Tech Timeline ... See World High Tech timeline Top ^
2008 May.2   Cuba Home computer ban lifted  The first legalised home computers have gone on sale, but a ban remains on internet access



Latin America, Business Bad Economic News Timeline ... See World Bad Economic News timeline Top ^
2008 Jun.21   Venezuela Venezuela 'taking control' of mines  The government will put national interests first in the mining sector and forbid mining in a forest reserve that is home to gold concession...



Latin America, Business Military Business Timeline ... See World Military Business timeline Top ^
2005 Nov.28   Venezuela Venezuela signs Spain arms deal  Spain has concluded a controversial deal in Caracas to supply military equipment worth $2bn



Latin America, Business Maritime Timeline ... See World Maritime timeline Top ^
2006 Oct.22   Panama Voters approve $5 billion Canal overhaul
  About 80% have approved a plan to widen the Panama Canal to accommodate a new generation of ships




Latin America, Business Business Leaders Timeline ... See World Business Leaders timeline Top ^
2008 Apr.25   Argentina Economy minister steps down




Latin America, Business Macroeconomics Timeline ... See World Macroeconomics timeline Top ^
2008 Apr.11   Cuba Leaders plan more reforms
2007 Jan.8   Venezuela   Chavez bid for more state control  The President has pledged to nationalise key Venezuelan companies to transform the country into a full socialist state



Latin America, Business Trade Timeline ... See World Trade timeline Top ^
2007 Dec.21   Venezuela   Chavez proposes oil barter scheme   President Hugo Chavez has said Central American and Caribbean states could pay for oil with services or products like bananas and sugar 2006 Apr.29   Cuba   Leftist trio seals Americas pact
  The leaders of Bolivia, Cuba and Venezuela have signed a trade agreement to counter US influence




Latin America, Business Natural Gas Timeline ... See World Natural Gas timeline Top ^
2006 May.1   Bolivia Gas under state control
  President Morales has signed a decree placing country's energy industry under state control.    Morales said foreign energy firms must agree to channel their sales through the state, or else leave the country. The President se...




Latin America, Business Oil Timeline ... See World Oil timeline Top ^
2007 Nov.8   Brazil Oil discovery rocks Brazil  A huge offshore discovery could raise Brazil's petroleum reserves by 40% and boost the country into the ranks of the world's major exporters 2002 Dec.18   Venezuela Strike strangles oil exports  Opposition demonstrators blocked major highways and roads, paralyzing parts of the capital 2001 Mar.20   Rio de Janeiro World's biggest oil rig sinks