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Wednesday  11 February  2004

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Government Gets Tough on Taxis "Piratas"
The government and taxi drivers yesterday declared war on the informal taxis or "piratas". Ministro de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT), Javier Chaves, met yesterday with officials of the ARESEP - the body that regular public services and prices, accompanied by dozens of taxi drivers to sign an agreement between the MOPT and ARESEP that would put in place two regulations that would prohibit "piratas". >more
 

Costa Rica Qualifies for Olympic Soccer
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Costa Rica qualified for the Athens Olympics on Tuesday, getting goals by Jose Luis Lopez and Alvaro Saborio to beat Honduras 2-0.  >more
 

Challenge Tour Gets Underway in Panama
The 2004 European Challenge Tour gets underway this week at the Panama Masters 2004, where the race for the top 15 places on the Rankings begins under the Central American sunshine at the Summit Golf & Resort in Panama City. >more
 

Renowned Nicaraguan Correspondent Assassinated
Famous Nicaraguan correspondent Carlos Jose Guadamuz died Tuesday after an assassin fired five gunshots at him in a parking lot in Managua.  >more
 

UNESCO Condemns Murder of Colombian Reporter
The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Tuesday condemned the assassination of Colombian reporter Oscar Alberto Polanco last week in southwestern Colombia.  >more
 

Kidnappers of former Colombian presidential candidate arrested
Colombian police said on Tuesday that they have captured two members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) involved in the kidnapping of former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt in 2002.  >more
 

Ban on US beef imports causes shortage in Mexico
A partial shortage of beef has been reported in Mexico after the country banned imports of US beef last December, when a case of mad cow disease was detected inthe state of Washington, an official said Tuesday.  >more


 

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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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Spring Break in Costa Rica
Take advantage of one of a good deal and spend an incredible week in Central America enjoying spring break in Costa Rica!  >more

Costa Rica's Lapa Rios Ecolodge offers Family Vacation Special
Surf, swim, kayak and hike in Costa Rica. Take advantage of the Lapa Rios Family Package and enjoy the wildlife rich rainforest and sandy beaches of this unique and secluded ecolodge set in a private nature reserve.  >more

Help Biologists Search for Giant Leatherback Turtles in Costa Rica
Join biologists to study giant leatherback turtles for two nights at Pacuare Reserve in Costa Rica. Then head to Selva Bananito Reserve for a rainforest adventure. Adventure Life Journeys’ Turtles and Rainforest 8 Day tour is great for families and small groups.   >more
 
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The Troubled Waters of the Magdalena River
The bed of the Magdalena River, the main waterway and a national symbol of Colombia, this year will see oil drilling for the first time, a new threat to an area already assailed by human activity.

”Now there are more cows than fish, and who knows what will happen with the oil that the press said was found here,” said Rosendo Galvis, with a note of nostalgia. He supplies fish from the Magdalena to restaurants in central Bogotá.  >more

 
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