Third Consecutive
Gasoline Price Drop Approved
Get ready for another, are you
ready? gas drop. Yes, you read
it right, drop.
Food courts like the on
in Mall International
Alajuela have become
popular with Ticos as
they offer a variety of
American and national
fast food options. Ticos
have been fascinated
with U.S. fast food
franchises since the
arrival of first he
first Pizza Hut. The
latest to enter the
market is Wendy's, in
downtown San José. |
Don't Become Victim Of ATM Scams
Police authorities are asking
people to be extra careful when
using an Automated Teller
Machine (ATM) so as not to fall
prey to the growing trend of
robberies, methods that confuse
the ATM user to hand over the
card and information contained
on the magnetic strip, to make
unauthorized withdrawls.
Move Would Ensure Ojo de Agua To
Remain Public
The bathing spa known as the
Balneario de Ojo de Agua, which
is one of the "classics" in the
history of Costa Rica will go
into the hands of the Acueductos
y Alcantarillados (A Y A).
Textiles
Lose Ground
For the first time ever, Costa
Rican exports of textiles
dropped to the third slot in the
ranking of sales abroad
according to income.
Reef Classic Latin Pro Costa
Rica - Date Confirmed
The organizers of the Reef
Classic Latin Pro Costa Rica,
confirmed that the event is
going to take place from on
November 10 until the 12 at
Playa Hermosa, Jacó.
Nicaragua:
US, Stop Interfering in Election
Nicaraguan Liberal
Constitutionalist Party (PLC)
legislator Wilfredo Navarro said
Friday the US International
Republican Institute (IRI) is
trying to confuse Nicaraguan
voters.
Guatemalan President Admits
Security Problems
Guatemala President Oscar Berger
admitted the existence of
serious security problems in the
country Friday, when referring
to the eight million dollar
robbery at La Aurora
International Airport on
Thursday.
Venezuela Building Free Health
System
The health system in Venezuela
took steps Friday toward plans
for free domestic medical
assistance with the construction
of 257 doctor´s offices and 108
comprehensive diagnosis and
rehab centers.
Argentina to March for The Five
The Argentine Committee for the
Release of The Five called for a
march in support of the Cuban
antiterrorism fighters to be
carried out Tuesday in front of
the US Embassy.
Cuba Revamps Hurricane Radar
A radar device to detect
meteorological events located on
San Juan Peak in the Cuban
province of Cienfuegos is being
modernized to increase
significantly its capacity,
Granma newspaper reported
Friday.
Buenos Aires,
Noisiest Latin
American City
The capital of
Argentina is Latin
America s noisiest
city, according to a
survey carried out
by the World Health
organization and
published in this
city on Friday.
POLITICS:
Havana May Breathe
Vigour Into
Non-Alignment
Will next week's
summit of the
Non-Aligned Movement
(NAM) in Havana,
Cuba, be a wasteful
jamboree marked by
ponderous speeches
and lofty but empty
rhetoric? Or will it
rejuvenate the
movement and
transform it into an
exciting enterprise
that reflects the
aspirations of the
vast majority of the
world's people who
live in 116
member-states and 17
observer countries?
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