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The new
Heredia Mall - Paseo de Las Flores - continues
construction and is to be ready for December.
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"NO" to Rise in Telephone Rates
In this time of increases - taxi fares, electrical services,
bus fares and more - the ARESEP, the government body that regulates public
prices and services, has rejected a request by the Instituto Costarricense
de Electricidad (ICE) to increase telephone rates.
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Transit Police to Get Tough on Driving While Using a
Cell Phone
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Thanks to a donation of 30 motorcycles by the government of Spain, the
Transit Police has made the decision to mount an intensive campaign to
stop drivers from making and receiving calls on their cellular
telephones while driving, save if they use a hands free device.
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CONACAF: LD Alajuelense Lose to Quakes
The San Jose (California) Earthquakes defeated
Costa Rica’s LD Alajuelense 1-0 in the home leg of the CONCACAF Champions
Cup quarterfinals, but were eliminated from the tournament by a 3-1 total
goal margin. Alajuelense defeated the Earthquakes 3-0 in the first leg of
the series on March 17 in Costa Rica.
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EARTH University in Costa Rica Receives The Lemelson
Foundation Planning Grant
With funding from The Lemelson
Foundation, EARTH University in Costa Rica is beginning to explore ways to
expand Lemelson’s Invention for Sustainable Development Program across Latin
America.
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Group Helped Poor Communities in
Central America
Helping poor communities in Nicaragua
and Costa Rica made Indiana's Valparaiso University students Ying Jin and
Jessica Hatala realize they are making good career choices in the medical
field.
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Air Canada Continues Successful
Expansion to Latin America
Air Canada today announced that it willcontinue to expand its services to
Latin America with the introduction of
non-stop flights from Toronto to Caracas, Venezuela; Bogota, Colombia, and
Lima, Peru. Air Canada thus becomes the only airline offering scheduled,
non-stop service between Canada and these three South American countries.
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Colombia Gets US Trade Talks Date
Colombia's president has said formal
talks on a free trade deal with the United States will begin on 19 May.
Alvaro Uribe made the announcement after a meeting with President George W.
Bush in Washington.
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Venezuelan Justices Reject Ruling Accepting Recall
Signatures
A chamber of Venezuela's Supreme Court
dealt a blow Tuesday to opponents of President Hugo Chávez by overruling
fellow justices on a petition for recalling him from office.
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Fujimori Delivers Paper to Peruvian Court to Defend
Himself
Peru's ex-President Alberto Fujimori,
now in exile in Japan, has delivered a paper to Peruvian Supreme Court to
defend himself against a dozen charges of corruption and human rights
abuses, top judge said Wednesday.
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