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A Hyacinth Macaw rests on the shoulder of Richard Frisius, 88, a U.S. citizen living in Costa Rica, at a nursery of macaws in Alajuela, west of San José.The Frisius have dedicated themselves to the conservation and protection of macaws with the goal of reproducing these species in captivity to then liberate them in the forests of Costa Rica. According to the last census by the Ministry of Environment and Energy, in the Costa Rican Pacific only 800 scarlet macaw and 50 green macaw remain in the wild.  [Foto: REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate]
 
  Edward Stourton's Heaven On Earth
Radio and TV presenter Edward Stourton on the rich diversity of Cosat Rica. I've been through Portugal, America and France phases but my favourite destination at the moment is Costa Rica, which I visited for the first time last year.
 
   
  Baxter's Costa Rica Facility Recognized With Shingo Prize For Excellence In Manufacturing
Baxter International Inc.'s manufacturing facility in Cartago, Costa Rica has been recognized with the 2008 Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence.
 
 

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Sunday 17 February 2008, San José, Costa Rica

Southern Command To Intensify Operations in Costa Rica
The United States Southern Command is expected to intensify its operations in Costa Rica as USSOUTHCOM's deputy commander, Glenn F Spears, this week visits Costa Rica.

Tamarindo Residents Protest Increased Development of Tall Buildings
A group of 400 Tamarindo area residents were out yesterday afternoon, in the blazing sun and heat, to protest the increase in development in the Pacific coast beach community and surrounding areas.

India Seeks Alliances With Costa Rica
The world’s information and communications leader, India, boasts of such a high demand of computer programs and technical support services that it is seeking alliances with Costa Rican firms in order to properly handle that demand.

$200 Million In Software
A survey by the Costa Rican Technology Chamber (CAMTIC) of the 500 technology firms in Costa Rica found that they are exporting us$200 million worth of software a year.

Direct Flights to Bogota
The Colombian airline Avianca will start operating four weekly non-stop flights between San José and Bogota starting this February 29.

 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Venezuela ships oil to Nicaragua
Nicaragua's government this weekend is receiving 250,000 barrels of crude oil from Venezuela worth USD 21 million, in the first oil shipment this year, Friday said Minister of Energy and Mines Emilio Rappaccioli.

Guatemala Firearms Out of Control
Guatemalan authorities recognize Friday seriou
s deficiency in registering and controlling firearms, despite 85 percent of crimes committed in this country are with those devices.

U.S. Urges Colombia's FARC to Clarify Conditions For Hostage Release
U.S. ambassador to Colombia William Brownfield urged on Friday the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) to clarify conditions for the release of the three U.S. hostages they have held for five years.

V
enezuela, US Oil Rights in Court
Venezuela's PDVSA state oil company is bringing forward legal actions to have full control over hydrocarbons, faced with pressure by US Exxon Mobil transnational.

Peru in Ruins 6 Months after Quake
Six months after a deadly quake devastated part of the Peruvian south, scarcity and complaints by those affected continue, with the government-promised reconstruction showing no significant advances.

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Dazzled by Stars, Dreams and Doubts
Esteban Felipe is six years old and wants to be a policeman when he grows up. Or better still, an astronomer, he says as he plays with a plastic rocket that he decorated with coloured paper at one of the children’s workshops at the 11th Festival of self-taught astronomers.
 

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