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Friday  06 February  2004

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Positive Economy Outlook
The economy goals set by the Central Bank for the year 2004 have found a positive echo among the business and industry sectors.  >more
 

Domestic debt over $6.4 billion
The domestic debt remains the largest threat to the health of the economy of Costa Rica, since it reached some $6.4 billion last year, a 13.4 percent increase in comparison to 2002.  >more


Costa Rica Advances to Olympic Qualifier Semifinals
Costa Rica and Mexico have advanced to the semifinals of regional Olympic qualifying in men's football Wednesday. >more
 

One Fifth of Marriages Involves a Foreigner
A report published in the daily Spanish newspaper, La Prensa Libre, shows that of 85.763 marriages registered in Costa Rica between 1998 and 2003, 18.223 or 21.27% involved a foreigner. >more
 

UN warns of huge Colombia crisis
Many thousands have fled Colombia to neighbouring countries. A senior UN official has said Colombia is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis outside Africa. The Assistant UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Kamel Morjane, said the situation was only worse in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan.  >more
 

Peru indignant over Japanese politician's support for Fujimori
The Peruvian government said Thursday that it would express "surprise and concern" over support by Japanese political leader Shizuka Kamei for former President Alberto Fujimori's aspirations to regain the Peruvian presidency.  >more
 

4 more Cubans are `prisoners of conscience'
Amnesty International on Wednesday added four more Cubans to its list of ''prisoners of conscience,'' reinforcing Cuba's status as the country with the highest number of such prisoners in the Western  Hemisphere.  >more


 

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Costa Rica is Central America's jewel.
The Puntarenas Carnaval kicks off today for 10 days of festivities that include music, dance and crowning of the Reina de los Carnavales Puntarenas 2004!
 
 
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Exotic Costa Rica
Wildlife abounds there, from toucans to astounding lizards

During a recent trip to Costa Rica, I found myself constantly looking up to see the host of exotic animals that reside in this beautiful country.

I spotted toucans -- even the famous ``Froot Loops'' species -- monkeys, gorgeous butterflies, poisonous frogs as small as an inch long and more lizards and colorful birds than I could count. >more

 
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Child Pornography Threatens Central America's Children
When officers from the Nicaraguan National Police found a piece of forgotten luggage at the country’s main international airport last Monday, it wasn’t the concern of a terrorist threat that caused their outrage, but a photo album full of child pornography.

The bag belonged to a Nicaraguan woman who had arrived the previous day from the United States. The suspect was arrested when she returned to the airport to collect her bag as the authorities suspected that the photos had been taken in Nicaragua and then developed in Miami.  >more


AMAZONIA:
Regional Social Forum a Boost for Chávez
The Pan-Amazon Social Forum, a gathering of thousands of activists from nine South American countries, gets underway Thursday in Ciudad Guayana, in southeast Venezuela, with a component of solidarity for President Hugo Chávez.

This will be the third annual meeting of the Forum, which in the past two years was held in Belém do Pará, in northern Brazil.
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