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 Alfonso Amén, a directo of KPMG, displays the Grabú megaprojects, one of many being presented at the "Bolsa Turistica" (tourism fair) that is going on at the Intercontinental hotel, bringing together more than 700 investors interested in placing their money in Costa Rica. [Foto: Luis Morales]
 
  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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Thursday 21  February 2008, San José, Costa Rica

76% of Costa Rican Young Have Had Sex
The survey "Encuesta Nacional de Juventud" reveals that 76% of Costa Rican youths have had sexual relations, more than half having their first sexual experience between the ages of 14 and 17. This is the first such study and its findings were released on Tuesday.

Delta Announces Flights From JFK; Sansa Now Flies to David
The options of flying into and out of Costa Rica is getting wider and airlines add more regular flights with more destinations.

Nine National Routes To Get Safer
The Contraloría General de la República (Comptroller's office) yesterday approved a contract for CONAVI to properly signal some 946.4 kilometres of highways and install cat's eyes.

Wanted Tico Minister Arrested in New Jersey
Alberto Solano Cárdenas, wanted in Costa Rica for sexual abuse of a minor, was detained by the international police organization, INTERPOL, in New Jersey, USA, and placed in the hands of the US immigration service for deportation to Costa Rica.

UFO's Over San Jose? For Real Or Just A Hoax
A video on the world wide web shows a UFO flying over San José.

Senior To Sue Lottery
Rodrigo Zavaleta, at 85 year of age, has decided to take on the Junta de Protección Social de San José (JPSS) for not paying him his lottery price of ¢67 million colones.

 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Fidel Castro: The Maximum Inspirer of Socialism
Havana (Prensa Latina) - Although he decided that he would neither aspire nor accept his reelection on February 24, Fidel Castro will continue to be the Commander in Chief of all revolutionaries.

Central American Leaders Plan To Abolish Immunity For Legislators
Central American leaders attending an extraordinary summit in El Salvador presented a proposal to the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), urging the body to deprive its legislators of immunity from prosecution, according to reports reaching here Wednesday.

French FM Says Colombian Rebels To Free 4 Hostages
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Colombia's largest rebel group, will free four hostages instead of three in the coming days, visiting French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said Wednesday.

Attorney General Confirms Oil Firms' Violations in Ecuador
Ecuadorean Attorney General Xavier Garaicoa confirmed on Wednesday that the Brazilian oil company Petrobras violated two laws, so its contract will be terminated.

Venezuela Sovereign against Exxon
Venezuela's strategy against Exxon Mobil on the Cerro Negro project reflects a defense of its sovereignty, based on laws embracing state control of domestic natural resources like royalty payments and income taxes.

SPECIAL REPORTS

LATIN AMERICA:
Gender Stereotypes Still Firmly Entrenched, Despite Progress
Constructing gender equality in Latin American societies remains an apparently arduous task. The issue is still confined to the ivory towers of academia, far away from the media, and is seldom included in the debates that really capture people’s attention.


 

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