Anyone Know The Way To San José?
Visitors to Costa Rica
who insist on driving themselves
do so with intuition and pure
luck on not getting lock in the
face of poor or lack of road
signs directing them to their
destination or warning of a
dangerous curve ahead.
Filling potholes is a
full time job, as
workers use the latest
equipment and technology
- a shovel, a wheel
barrel and some dirt. |
Tránsito Will Not Permit Road
Blocks in Tomorrow's Protest,
Transportes Minister Assures
The informal taxi drivers -
Porteadores - have chosen
tomorrow to protest, again,
their situation.
Traffic Accidents Continue
Adding To Violent Deaths
Traffic accidents, caused mainly
by speeding and the heavy rains
of the season, continue to claim
lives.
Comptroller Blames ICE, ICE
Blames Ericsson, While Customers
Continue To Suffer From
Deficient Cellular Service
The finger pointing has begun
and while there is no clear
culprit, customers of the new
GSM cellular network have to pay
the price for the bad to lousy
service experienced.
Panama, Base of Mafia
Meetings
Capos of several nations,
especially from Colombia and
Mexico, use Panama as the venue
for the meetings to discuss
their business, El Panama
America daily disclosed Sunday.
Fidel Castro Meets with World
Leaders
The leader of the Cuban
Revolution, Fidel Castro, met
with the presidents of several
countries attending the 14th
Non-aligned Countries Movement
Summit.
NAM Prioritizes Identity, Raul
Castro
Cuba´s First Vice President Raul
Castro affirmed Saturday the
14th Non-aligned Countries
Movement Summit corroborated the
group has decided to give
priority to what binds its
members together.
Mexico
Opposition Pledges Fair Society
Mexico´s former presidential
candidate Andres Manuel Lopez
Obrador affirmed he will
establish a fair society based
on democracy and the defense of
the people´s sovereignty.
ARGENTINA:
A
Flammable Neighbourhood
Three thousand people live below
the smoke stacks of petroleum
refineries and alongside
chemical storage sites, among
rubbish and debris, and foul
bodies of water, in "Villa
Inflamable", a slum along the
banks of the Matanza-Riachuelo
river, which runs across the
Argentine capital.
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