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The wines produced by Botalcura Vineyards are not only inventively named but have also been valued for their quality which expresses fine wine-making techniques and the characteristics of the terroir of their region of origin, the Maule Valley of Chile.
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The controversial president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, has said that his country will provide troops should Argentina decide to go to war again over the Falkland Islands.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron accused Argentina of "colonialism" because of its insistence on reclaiming the Falkland/Malvinas and announced that he had convened the National Security Council of his country to address the situation of the islands.
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Residents of the western Argentine provinces are crossing the Andes Mountains en masse this summer to "occupy" the sunny beaches of central and northern Chile and enjoy the cool waters of the eastern Pacific Ocean.
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Santiago -
Dog breeds ranging from Great Danes to Yorkshire terriers participate in “Expocan 2012” exhibition organized by the Kennel Club of Chile at the city of Viña del Mar; the dogs show their beauty and best behaviour to international judges.
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British Foreign Minister, William Hague, made a statement in the House of Commons that Uruguay, Chile and Brazil would allow ships flying the British flag to dock in their ports whilst travelling to and from the Falkland Islands.
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Wildfires persist in several regions of the country burning hundreds of homes and causing huge damage, unemployment problems and death; there are 42 active forest fires in several regions of Chile, 24 of which are out of control.
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The Argentinian motorcyclist Jorge Martínez Boero was killed during the first stage of the Dakar Rally 2012. He died as a consequence of injuries he suffered in a fall today Jan 1.
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San Carlos De Bariloche -
An Australian tourist was lost for three days in a mountainous area near the town of El Bolson in the Argentinian Patagonia; she was attacked by a stranger and left for dead, but survived by eating insects and berries.
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Puerto Natales -
A large forest fire in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile has affected more than 5,700 hectares of land; the emergency has forced the closure of the park, several hotels and the evacuation of about 400 tourists.
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