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While the
Central Valley was cold and windy most of the
week, it was a different scene yesterday at
the Manuel Antonio beach.
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Father Minor Given Conditional Liberty
The polemic priest, Father
Minor Calvo Aguilar, obtained his freedom yesterday following a Hererida
court decision to give him conditional liberty.
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Group Wants Priest Abuse List
A group in San Antonio, Tezas, is pushing to make public a list of priests
who are known to have sexually abused children while serving in the San
Antonio Archdiocese.
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Canadian Faces Life Sentence
Julia Yvonne Elliott,
the Canadian woman arrested in Paso Canoas on Wednesday, wanted in Canada
for having murder her companion, assures authorities that she had been
living in Costa Rica for several months.
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P2P Calls May Not Be Illegal
The Procuraduría
General de la República, which acts a legal counsel to the government, made
the conclusion in 2001 that Internet calls are free of regulations if they
are limited to "point to point" or P2P.
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Former Panamanian Dictator Noriega Denied Parole
Former Panamanian
dictator Manuel Noriega failed in his third attempt at parole, despite
getting support in his bid for freedom from the federal judge who sentenced
him in 1992.
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US vows to help Spain find those behind deadly attacks
The United States will
do whatever it can to help Spain find those responsible for the deadly
attacks and bring them to justice, President George W. Bush said on Friday.
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Colombia voices solidarity with Spain over terror
attacks
Colombian Defense
Minister Jorge Alberto Uribe Echavarria voiced Friday the solidarity of his
country with Spain over the terror attacks that hit Madrid Thursday.
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Colombia,
EU expand peace program
The peace program was
launched Friday in the Cauca and Narilo departments, southwestern
Colombia,as a part of the Colombian and European Union (EU) initiative to
overcome the armed conflict that has afflicted the South American nation for
the last four decades, local press said.
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Venezuelan opposition claims enough signatures to cut
Chavez term
The Venezuelan opposition
Sumate claimed Friday that it has collected enough new signatures in order
to conduct a referendum on cutting short President Hugo Chavez's term,
according to local reports.
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