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There
is a public meeting of all
Villalobos investors
today, Sunday 02 February
2003, at 2pm at the Aurola
Holiday Inn in San Jose.
Although
the meeting originated
through efforts of UCCR,
this does NOT restrict
attendance to UCCR members
only.
Former Justice
Minister, Jose Miguel
Villalobos will be featured as the guest speaker.
This
event will DIRECTLY AFFECT
ALL VILLALOBOS INVESTORS!
J. Dennis Powell advising people in Costa Rica who want to participate in his strategy
of filing a complaint at the Victims΄
Assistance Office against the
prosecutor to come to the Gran Hotel de Costa Rica from 11AM to 1PM
on Sunday, February 2nd where he
will have the Declarations to be filed
out. He will have his attorney there to notarize and place the
necessary stamps on the document.
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Moderate
earthquake shakes
Costa Rica
A moderately strong
earthquake shook
Costa Rica on Friday
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SPECIAL
REPORTS:
A VILLALOBOS CASE ANALYSIS
As a group of Villalobos investors gets ready to meet Sunday, many have wondered: "Where is the money?" The investment firm, forced to shut down by the government, could have as much as one billion dollars in capital and assets.
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U.S. agrees to safeguards as first round
of trade talks with Central America ends
The first round of talks on an eventual free
trade pact between the United States and Central America ended Friday with
assurance for worried Central American producers that some products might be
protected.
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Ticos
Cool to Bush Speech
The
bipartisan applause
and hoots of
approval that filled
the House Chamber of
the U.S. Capitol
during Tuesday
night's State of the
Union address by
President George W.
Bush, resounded as
grunts of
disapproval and
deepening worry in
Costa Rica.
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$2-billion
insurance fraud
The
Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI)
hold at least 20
Costa Ricans
suspects in an
investigation on an
alleged insurance
fraud in the United
States.
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Deficit
lower than expected
Last
year, the expenses
of the Government of
Costa Rica surpassed
its revenues.
Complete Story |
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Dining |
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DINING:
Hotel
Presidente
Avenida Central. |
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Ero-Tica
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The
Numbers
are in!
January
2003
525.818
Hits
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11.019
Visitors
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