Dancing in the park. Daily musicians play their music for the crowds in front of the Gran Hotel Costa Rica. Yesterday, several couples added to the local scene, by dancing for the crowds. Click for larger image!

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Costa Rica Leads Software Development in Latin America
The Foreign Trade Corporation of Costa Rica (PROCOMER), The Chamber of Software Producers of Costa Rica (CAPROSOFT) and the Support Program for Software Competitiveness of Costa Rica (PROSOFTWARE) are hosting the First Annual International Information and Communication Technology Summit, Software Insight 2004, in San Jose today, January 28, through January 30, 2004. >more

Costa Rica to Open Wireless Market in 2007
The Telecommunications Industry Association praised U.S. President Bush administration officials for securing trade commitments from Costa Rica to open wireless and tech sectors to competition in the country.  >more

Starbucks Coffee Agronomy Company Opens in Costa Rica to Help Farmers Improve Their Coffee Quality
Reinforcing its leadership role in the specialty coffee industry, Starbucks Coffee Company today announced the opening of Starbucks Coffee Agronomy Company in San José.  >more

'TV Defense' Killer Leaving Prison Early
Twenty-seven years after claiming "television intoxication" led him to murder his elderly neighbor for Disney World spending money, Ronny Zamora will be able to walk out of a Florida prison as a free man in June.  >more

Liberia Airport Ready
The renovation to the Liberia airport - officially named, Aeropuerto Daniel Oduber -  located in the Northwest area of Costa Rica, which will provide visitors quick and easy access to all the Guanacaste beaches, are complete. >more

.World Bank Forgives Nicaragua's Debt
On January 22 the World Bank officially notified Nicaraguan finance minister Eduardo Montealegre that it was forgiving the country’s debt. >more

Bolivian Labor Federation Calls Strike
Bolivia's largest labor federation has called a nationwide strike for next month to protest government policies and demand the closure of Congress. >more

Court Ruling In Casa Alianza Director Case To Be Made This Friday
“For more than 20 years I have dedicated my life to defending children’s rights. If I have to loose my freedom because of this, it would be a shame, but that’s life. I have not lied and I continue to insist that what I said was true. >more

Mexico Accepts Peace Corps for First Time
Mexico has broken a decades-old tradition of rejecting U.S. aid workers, granting permission for the first group of U.S. Peace Corps volunteers ever to work here.  >more

 

 

Agenda Nacional  de la Niñez Casa Alianza