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An alter
girl makes the sign of the cross next to the
coffins holding the three children murdered by
their father during a funeral ceremony at the
local Church in the poor neighborhood of La
Carpio.
Foto: AP Photo/Kent Gilbert
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Costa Ricans Make Baseballs
The game of baseball is a pure product
of America. The ball itself is another matter.
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Free Trade Talks Extended to Today
Though it has been announced twice now
the closing of Free Trade negotiations between the United States and Costa
Rica, last night trade officials announced that they will extend talks into
today.
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Costa Rica a Honeymoon Destination
Other than the big day, the honeymoon is
something couples really look forward to. It's a chance to unwind after
months of planning, and a time to enjoy each others' company without any
demands from family and friends.
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Which Country Are You?
Laid back person, enjoys spicy food in
tropical locations seeking similar person with more self-discipline, but
enjoys play as much as work -- and soccer.
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NASA prepares for second Mars rover landing
As NASA scientists struggled to revive
their ailing Spirit Mars rover, they also began to prepare for the landing
of its twin, Opportunity, which will touch down on the Mars surface about
midnight on Saturday.
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Italian Parmalat accountant commits suicide
An accountant and close aide of jailed Parmalat chief financial officer
Fausto Tonna committed suicide Friday from a bridge on a provincial road
near the northern city of Parma, Italian police said.
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Worldwide unemployment sets new record, says UN report
The UN International Labor Organization (ILO) said Thursday in a report that
global unemployment rose in 2003 to a record of over 185 million, or over 6
percent of the labor force.
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Amazon.com collects online donations for US
presidential candidates
The leading US online retailer Amazon.com Inc. has begun collecting campaign
contributions for the candidates in the 2004 US presidential elections, said
Amazon spokesman Chris Bruzzo Saturday.
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