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Despite its environmental rhetoric and conservation, the rivers and creeks around the country continue to be used as garbage dumps like this creek in Piedades de Santa Ana where it has become a dumping site for everything from a windshield to tires.
 
  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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Monday 18  February 2008, San José, Costa Rica

Tourism Up 13% in January
Tourism authorities are pleased after reviewing the numbers for January which saw an increase of 13.7% of the same period last year at the Juan Santamaría International airport in San José and the Daniel Oduber international airport in Liberia.

Flu Vaccination of Seniors Begins Today
Beginning today, 300.000 elderly and children will receive flu vaccination as the Caja Costarricense del Seguro Social (CCSS) begins a nationwide vaccination campaign.

ICE Workers Planning Strike Action
It's been some time since the workers of the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) have taken to the streets in protest of something or other, at least not since the debate of the Tratado de Libre Comercio (TCL) - free trade agreement with the United States - was announced to be settled by referendum.

Former President Figueres Globetrotting, Still Refusing To Return To Costa Rica
While Costa Ricans patiently wait that former president, José María Figueres Olsen (1994-1998), returns to Costa Rica to explain his role in the Alcatel - ICE scandal, Figueres is globetrotting promoting his environmental project.

Security For the Iron Maiden Concert To Be Tight
Iron Maiden, the English heavy metal band, is coming to Costa Rica next week and is proving to be a challenge for organizers of the concert, who are concerned with security. The concert will take place February 26 at the Ricardo Saprissa stadium.
 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Honduras Fowl Deaths Flap Nicaragua
Nicaraguan Health authorities are alarmed over a possible outbreak after the death of 200 fowl in Honduras, although there are no indications of bird flu, El Nuevo Diario daily reported Saturday.

Bond Star Caught In Panama Gang Wars
James Bond star Daniel Craig escaped injury on the set of new movie 'Quantum of Solace' after gang wars erupted in Panama.

Honduran Police Alerts on Reptile Smuggling
Honduran police seized 21 reptiles in danger of extinction when they were about to be smuggled into El Salvador, where they are sought after for its meat, official sources reported Saturday.

Venezuelan President Plans New Oil Taxes
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has urged ministers to come up with suggestions for possible new taxes on the windfall profits earned by international oil companies, local press reported Sunday.

Chavez: Venezuela Does Not Plan To Halt U.S. Oil Exports
Venezuela has no plans to halt oil exports to the United States as long as the U.S. does not invade Venezuela, the nation's president, Hugo Chavez, said in his weekly broadcast Alo Presidente.

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LATIN AMERICA:
Deforestation Still Winning
Never before have Latin America and the Caribbean fought so hard against deforestation, say experts and government officials, but logging in the region has increased to the point that it has the highest rate in the world.

 

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