The national secretary of Good Living, Freddy Ehlers, was in France to “spread the idea of ​​good living as an indicator for countries rather than wealth and development.” 

Remittances to Latin America and the Caribbean set a new record high in 2014 with $65 billion dollars, according to the Inter-American Development Bank. 

“Argentina is a country worth investing in,” CFK assured business leaders in Moscow. 

Rodrigo Muxfeldt Gularte, 42, was executed by firing squad on the island of Nusakambangan in the Indonesian interior. 

This was confirmed by a survey which found that unemployment and the high cost of living are the main concerns of households in Nicaragua, and many Nicaraguans believe that the Chinese backed project will not make a significant difference. 

They say that Chinese state builders are wary of becoming involved in the Nicaraguan canal project, also known as the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal, and that Chinese state companies have no interest in funding the project. 

The European Commission has confirmed its intention to forge a new political relationship with Cuba, but has not said for sure with whether President Raúl Castro will be invited to attend the Euro-Latin American summit in June. 

Argentina and the United Kingdom clash once again over the disputed islands, after the UK’s Foreign Office summoned Argentine Ambassador to London Alicia Castro to discuss recent statements made by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner regarding the increasing militarization of the Malvinas Islands. 

Peru is pursuing free trade talks with both Turkey and India. 

General García Meza was accused in court in Rome to be one of the exponents of repressive Operation Condor, but remains in prison in Bolivia.