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Transit
police continue on a campaign to monitor
vehicle emissions with new and modern
equipment.
On Wednesday, we observed these two
officials randomly stopping buses on Avenida
2.
[Foto: insidecostarica.com]
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updated by 7:00 a.m. CST each day
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in support of violence against children
following the murder of 8 year old Katia
Vanessa González.
• Profile
of A Sexual Abuser
In an effort to curb violence against
children, authorities are asking that any
type of sexual abuse against children be
reported immediately. Any suspicious
behavior can be reported by calling 911.
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Steady
increase in production
The
domestic production of goods and services
‚excepting Intel's production‚ continued
increasing for the seventh consecutive month
last May. >more
7 Latin American countries could hit poverty reduction target
Seven Latin American countries could reach the target of reducing by half extreme poverty by 2015if they could maintain their economic and social levels of the 1990s, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean(CEPAL) said on Thursday.
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OECD pressuring Panama to tax cargo vessels
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is pressuring Panama to levy taxes on Panama-registered cargo vessels, a move that would lead to heavy losses to the central American state, local media reportssaid Thursday.
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SPECIAL
REPORTS: VILLALOBOS
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Enrique’s
Business, Part Two
•
The Brothers’ Secret somewhat
illuminated but not exposed
Just like Star Wars, these episodes
appear out of order.
While my “Private Group” will be
fortunate enough to receive “Part
One”, readers of Inside Costa Rica get
“Part Two” for starters.
Not that long ago, a trip to Mall San
Pedro to retrieve a manila envelope
filled with cash was a common and
monthly occurrence for many.
Now, “The Brothers” has an almost
mystical ring… >more
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