 |
|
 |
|
One of the
most dangerous intersections! The intersection
east of the airport has undergone some changes
in the past few months, however, it still
merges local traffic to high speed traffic in
a dangerously, as lights are not co-ordinated
to ease the flow. Emergency crews and transit
police are usually nearby just in case.
Click for larger image! |
|
|
|
|
|
Pacheco to Visit Colombia, Mexico, U.S. and Spain
The Presidential House has
announced that beginning next Saturday and up to the 6th of March, President
Abel Pacheco, will be traveling outside of Costa Rica for visits to
Colombia, Mexico, the United States and Spain.
>more
Pirate Taxis Will Meet to Plan Protests
Today Sunday, at 1pm, "pirate"
taxis will meet at the plaza de Jardines de Moravia to discuss what measures
they will take to fight the latest government move to put them out of
business.
>more
US Embassy Closed Monday
The U.S. Embassy will be
closed on Monday the 16th of February in observance of President's Day in
the United States.
>more
Radio Program in Costa Rica on the Five Broadcast
The “De cara a la realidad”
program, broadcast by Radio Columbia, one of the most heard radio stations
in Costa Rica, talked about the situation of the five Cuban political
prisoners in the US.
>more
Colombia: Militia Invades Peace Communities
Rightist paramilitaries took
over two self-styled "peace communities" of resettled peasants in a jungle
area in northwestern Colombia, a non-governmental organization said here
Thursday.
>more
Mexico: Fox rallies to wife's defense
President Vicente Fox rallied
to the defense of first lady Marta Sahagún on Thursday after Congress
ordered an audit of a charity that she runs, and legislators proposed a law
that would prevent her from running for the presidency in 2006.
>more
Peru's President Mulls Cabinet Shuffle
Peru President Alejandro
Toledo met with union leaders and state governors Friday to discuss ways out
of the worst political crisis his administration has faced since taking
office 30 months ago.
>more
|