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Wednesday  28 January  2004

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Pacheco Assures Everyone will be Satisfied with the Free Trade Agreement
President Pacheco assures that everyone will be please with the Free Trade Agreement that Costa Rica just negotiated with the United States. Pacheco says that "the agreement is not giving away the country" as some union leaders and opposition to the FTA have commented in the last couple of days. >more
 

Domestic Violence Numbers Deadly!
A recent poll taken by the television station channel 7, Teletica, shows that 90.6% agree that there is an urgent need to pass new laws against domestic violence, while only 9.94% disagree. >more
 

Accuser Asks for Eight Year Jail Term fo Casa Alianza Director
The Guatemalan notary, Susana Luarca Saracho de Umaña, asked the criminal court today for an eight year jail term for Bruce Harris plus his immediate arrest, US$ 125,000 in damages and his deportation from Guatemala upon completion of the sentence.  >more
 

Where is My Car?
With the opening of two new malls - Terramall and Mutiplaza Este - in the east of San Jose, car thieves have not wasted time to take advantage of the rush. >more
 

Plot 'to kill Paraguay president'
The Paraguayan authorities say they have uncovered a plot to kill President Nicanor Duarte Frutos. According to Brazilian and Paraguayan intelligence services reports, six hired killers had entered Paraguay to assassinate the president.  >more
 

Diplomat Worried of U.S. Plans for Cuba
Dagoberto Rodriguez, Cuba's top diplomat in Washington, spends his days looking for hints about what the Bush administration has in mind for his country. He doesn't like what he sees. >more
 

Colombian President Uribe Faces EU Questions on Human Rights
A top European Union official warned Colombian President Alvaro Uribe that he faces a barrage of questions about his government's respect for the rule of law when he visits Europe next month to win backing for his tough, U.S-backed security policies. >more


 

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TODAY IN HISTORY
January 28, 1853 - Father of Cuban independence born in Havana
José Julián Martí y Pérez is born in Havana, the Cuban capital. At age 16, Martí will found the newspaper La Patria Libre. After a rebellion in 1868, the colonial government will sentence him to six months of hard labor and deport him to Spain. >more
 
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Quepos is a fairly good sized town with about 7,000 permanent residents, a large hospital, banks, markets, stores, hotels, bars, restaurants and main bus terminal.

Manuel Antonio to the south is much smaller and extends along both sides of the road that stretches 4 1/2 miles up the hill and them down to the Manuel Antonio National Park.  >more

 
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LATIN AMERICA:
Sea Turtles Face Deadly Beaches
Killing a sea turtle or stealing eggs from their beach nests can cost the perpetrator 140,000 dollars in fines and up to nine years in prison in Mexico, while in Cuba the fine is 200 dollars, and in Costa Rica the punishment is three years behind bars.

But these penalties and the legal protections established in most countries of Latin America and the Caribbean have failed to halt the turtle's journey to extinction. Of the eight sea turtle species existing in the world today, seven could disappear in the near future, warn experts.  >more

 

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