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Two
were injured yesterday in the crash of the
small aircraft near the runway in Golfito.
The accident happened about 10am. yesterday.
Pilot Elfer Arrieta received only bumps and
bruises, while his passenger Steven Garbanzo
in in critical condition.
[Foto: Juan Carlos Alvarado]
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updated by 7:00 a.m. CST each day
President
Pacheco Denies Aid to Fugitive Plot Against
Venezuela
President
Abel Pacheco is denying that he or any of his
government officials have given any aid to an
alleged plot against the democratically-elected
President of Venezuela. >more
Powell in Nicaragua to discuss security, trade matters
US Secretary of State Colin Powell arrived in Nicaragua Tuesday for an official visit that will include talks on trade and security.
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Panamanians
Celebrate Centennial
President Teddy Roosevelt wanted an interoceanic canal and Panamanian leaders wanted to separate from Colombia.
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Aguinaldo
is Coming
December
is a month of festivities and family for the
Christmas holidays. To most workers it also
mean an extra paycheck, known as the "aguinaldo".
>more
11 million Venezuelans will take to the streets to guarantee the democratic process
President Hugo Chavez Frias says that more than 11 million Venezuelans will take to the streets to guarantee the democratic process against opposition plans to sabotage a signature gathering campaign aimed at petitioning an eventual revocatory referendum against his rule.
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Brazil warned about consequences of possible US crisis
Former Brazilian planning minister Antonio Kandir warned on Monday about the consequences the country's economy might face if a "very serious crisis" hits the United States.
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Mexico
protests new US law against bio-terrorism
Mexico has protested a US law
against bio-terrorism to be implemented next
month, a senior official said Monday. >more
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SPECIAL
REPORTS: CUBA
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Spectre
of Censorship Haunts Biennial
The pluralistic nature of the
Havana Arts Biennial is being called
into question in its eighth edition
since emerging in 1984 as a space for
artists of the developing South.
The withdrawal of two artists and the
subsequent debate about artistic
freedoms on the socialist-governed
island have cast a shadow over this
year's exhibition. >more
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