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STOCK MARKETS FALL AROUND WORLD 24/JUN/2011 The Dow Jones lost almost 1% over fears for Italian banks and the European crisis of debt. The Milan and Madrid stock fall 1.6 and 1.3%. Dips slightly in other places in Europe, except London you go. USA - The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 1.9% between January and March, one tenth more than initially estimated, but much less than in the last quarter of 2010. USA - Orders for U.S. durable goods rebound 1.9% in May after falling 2.7% in April. DEFICIT - The U.S. is the OECD country that more fiscal adjustment should be done to stabilize its debt in 60% of GDP in the horizon of 2026, followed by Ireland, Greece and the UK. USA - Obama will meet on Monday with Senate leaders to try to relaunch negotiations on the deficit after the collapse of talks on the debt on Thursday. OIL - Close unequal crude futures: Brent yields 1.9% and closed at $ 105.12, and Texas up 0.15% to 91.16. GREECE - The s

FOREX - USD/JPY   The dollar was down against the Japanese yen on Friday after the U.S. release of information regarding " Core Durable Goods Orders ." The USD/ JPY was trading at 80.43 , down 0.10% while it was being written . The pair probably find support at 80.02 in the lower Wednesday, with resistance at 80.79 , in the high on Thursday. Prior to this, official data showed that durable goods orders rose central U.S. less than expected last month to a seasonally adjusted figure of 0.6 % from -0.4 % in the previous month value which in turn rose from -1.5 %. Analysts had expected last month orders for U.S. durable goods plants grow 1.0%. Meanwhile, the dollar rose against the Euro and the Pound Sterling, with EUR / USD shedding 0.47% to hit 1.4189 and GBP / USD fell 0.29% to hit 1.5958 .

FOREX: GBP/USD The British Pound fell against the dollar on Friday after the U.S. release of information regarding " Core Durable Goods Orders ." The GBP / USD traded at 1.5958 , down 0.29% while it was being written . The pair probably find support at 1.5938 , the low on Thursday, and 1.6262 resistance in the high on Wednesday. Prior to this, official data showed that durable goods orders rose central U.S. less than expected last month to a seasonally adjusted figure of 0.6 % from -0.4 % in the previous month value which in turn rose from -1.5 %. Analysts had expected last month orders for U.S. durable goods plants grow 1.0%. Meanwhile, the Pound Sterling rose against the euro and fell against the Japanese Yen , with EUR / GBP shedding 0.19% to hit 0.8892 and GBP / JPY falling 0.39% to hit 128.36

FOREX: EUR/USD Forex Pros - The euro fell against the dollar on Friday after the U.S. release of information regarding "Core Durable Goods Orders." The EUR / USD traded at 1.4189, down 0.47% while it was being written. The pair probably find support at 1.4127, the low on Thursday, and 1.4442 resistance in the high on Wednesday. Prior to this, official data showed that durable goods orders rose central U.S. less than expected last month to a seasonally adjusted figure of 0.6% from -0.4% in the previous month value which in turn rose from -1.5%. Analysts had expected last month orders for U.S. durable goods plants grow 1.0%. Meanwhile, the euro was down against the Pound Sterling and Japanese Yen against, with EUR / GBP shedding 0.19% to hit 0.8892 and EUR / JPY falling by 0.58% to hit 114.11.

LIMA STOCK EXCHANGE Lima, June 24 (EFE) .- The General Index of the Lima Stock Exchange (IGBVL ) closed today at 18,996.88 points , registering a decline of 0.09 percent , at a session in which 175,710 were negotiated 527 nuevos soles ( $ 63,674,770 equivalent ) in 768 operations. Traded shares of 64 companies of which 20 gained , 25 declined and 19 remained stable. The shares rose the most common were Crystal River Resources (6.25 %), Southern Common Fisheries (3.70 %), Minera El Brocal investment (2.89 %) , Minera Atacocha Class B common (2.86 %) Zincore Metals and common (2.70 %). They went down the Bear Creek Mining common ( -5.28 %), Peruvian Common Energy (-5.0 %) , Minera IRL common ( -3.77 %) , Cementos Pacasmayo investment ( -3.23 %) and Edegel common ( -3.07 %). Lima Stock Exchange ended the last session of the week with negative indicators drawn by the steep declines in the sectors electr

URUGUAYAN ARE MORE EDUCATED   Montevideo, June 24 (EFE) .- The Uruguayan Women with more education have a higher wage gap with men than those with less education, according to a report released today by the Institute of Women of the South American country. The document, titled "Inequalities in income, what is the economic empowerment of women?" Also reaffirms the fact that even with more education than or equal to men, women earn less in private business to perform the same task.  On average, the Uruguayan perceive 69% of the income received by a man , a difference that increases with increasing age of women, and that the study has remained stable over the last decade. The report notes that despite the notion that there is about studying how to match income women with college education earn only 73.9% of what it perceives a man with similar studies, while those with only three years study 84.4% gain compared to men.   Studies between 10 and 12 years,

MONTEVIDEO STOCK EXCHANGE Montevideo, 24/jun/2011 (EFE) .- The rate IMEB the most important of the Montevideo Stock Exchange and measuring the return on government securities, today reported a marginal decline of 0.05 percent and remained of 3457.55 points. This result did not prevent the growth imeb accumulate in the week from 0.07 percent. Meanwhile , the index of public obligations ION closed the day with a rise in price of 0.01 per cent and reached 226.20 units, 0.08 percent more than earlier in the week . Letters of Monetary Regulation , which accumulated 59.87 percent of daily operations, were the preferred choice of investors. The total operations of the day in the Montevideo Stock Exchange came to 115,213,287 pesos ( $ 6,207,699 ). EFE

SANTIAGO STOCK EXCHANGE Santiago de Chile, 24/jun/2011 (EFE) .- The Santiago Stock Exchange today posted a marginal rise of 0.03 % in its main index , the IPSA , which was at 4696.35 points, on a volatile day marked by the theme of the store La Polar , accused of malpractice. Shares of La Polar , which caused the financial chaos last week in the stock market failed to sustain the gains of the past two days and finally closed with falls (-0.67 %). For its part , the overall rate of the Chilean stock exchange (IGPA ) fell 0.05% to 22,191.00 points remained . The amount of shares traded reached 67,278,451,890 pesos (about 143.14 million U.S. dollars) in business 8388 . Meanwhile, the main increases were for the day Hipermarc shares (15.00 %) , CTC -A (4.00 %) and cement (3.93 %) while the largest declines affected titles Vapor -Osa ( 28.14% ), SM -Chile A (7.69 % ) and EMC (7.14 %). Inter 10, measurin

MEXICO STOCK EXCHANG Mexico, June 24 (EFE). The Mexican Stock Exchange (NYSE) today reported a marginal advance of 21.19 points, which meant an increase of 0.06% and ranked the main indicator, the Price and Quotations Index (IPC), at 35347.85 units. The day was 314 million securities traded by those who paid 7.689 million pesos (about $ 657 million). During the session titles were exchanged 87 companies of which 42 gained, 35 lost and ten remained unchanged. The biggest gains were titles of the construction company Homex (Homex), with a gain of 3.38% of the chain TV Azteca (Aztec Cpo), with advance of 2.95% and the builder Geo (GEO B ), with a rise of 2.53%. The heaviest losses the company recorded the design and manufacturing of clothes Edoardo Marin (Edoardo B), with a drop of 4% of Banco Santander (SAN), with a fall of 2.97%, and poultry company Bachoco ( Bachoco B), with decrease of 2.22%. Most sectors gained, and the most significant increases wer

BOOK III NAVIGATION AND MARITIME TRADE Title I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 823. The provisions of this Book apply: 1 At all events related to navigation, which have occurred at sea, regardless of feature size or purpose of the ship or object involved or affected by such events, subject in certain matters specifically provided its application to other forms of navigation, and 2 All the acts or contracts that relate to navigation and maritime trade, including those relating to spacecraft, unless this book allows other rules stipulate. Do not apply to warships, whether domestic or foreign. Article 824. Except where the law provides a different penalty, shall be considered unwritten stipulations contrary to a mandatory provision of this Book. Article 825. In matters governed by this Book, the custom may be proved, in addition to the forms stated in Article 5 of the Code, expert report, the court assessed according to the rules of soun