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Monday 25 February 2008, San José, Costa
Rica
International
Companies Looking For 5.000 Bilingual
Employees
For those who are fluent
in English primarily and are handy with
a computer, there is a job waiting for
them, as various international companies
are looking for personnel over the
coming weeks.
Sicario To Be Deported
For A Second Time
Frankling Viveros and
Carlos Andrés Naranjo,
two Colombian nationals,
linked to the
assassination plot
against the ministro de
Seguridad, Fernando
Berrocal, and a Karla
Llanos, who was carrying
a U.S. passport, were
detained by police in
San Juan Chiquito,
Esparza, Puntarenas.
Leisure
Mega-Development
A tourism and real
estate mega-development will be
developed in a 400-hectare (988.4-acre)
area located between Herradura and Jacó
beaches, on the Costa Rican Central
Pacific.
Autistic Orlando Boy
Seeks Treatment in Costa
Rica
A Central Florida
family is on their way
to Central America to
seek a treatment for
their son's autism.
Drug Find Holds Up
Passenger Bus at Panama
Border
The Policía de Control
de Drogas (PCD) - drug
enforcement police -
confiscated seven kilos
of cocaine found in a
bathroom at the Ticabus
bus stop in Paso Canoas,
in the southern zone
border with Panama.
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Raul Castro Elected
Cuban President
Cuba's National Peoples
Power Assembly elected
Raul Castro Ruz on
Sunday as president of
the Cuban Council of
State for the next five
years.
Fidel Castro Always A
Winner
In all battles waged,
Cuban leader Fidel
Castro has always had
the conviction of
winning, Guatemalan
veteran revolutionary
Ricardo Rosales affirmed
Sunday.
Venezuela to Announce
Economic Policy
The Venezuelan
government is sparing no
efforts to prepare this
year's economic,
monetary, and tax policy
which will be announced
soon, Planning and
Development Minister
Haiman El Troudi
affirmed Sunday.
Chavez: Venezuela To
Nationalize More Land
Venezuelan President
Hugo Chavez said Sunday
that more land will be
taken over by the state
as the country presses
ahead its agricultural
revolution.
Brazil, Argentina and
France Join Hands For
Submarine Construction
Brazil, Argentina and
France will work
together to develop
submarines, visiting
Brazilian Defense
Minister Nelson Jobim
said Sunday.
CUBA:
Raúl Shares His Seat
with Fidel
Raúl Castro, one of the
leaders of the Cuban
revolution and a
lifelong communist, is
Cuba’s new president as
of Sunday. But he said
he would listen to the
views of Fidel, who he
described as "not
substitutable," as long
as his older brother is
around.
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