HOME  • WEEK IN REVIEW • CLASSIFIEDS • FOTO GALLERY • ONLINE STORE

YESTERDAY  SEARCH • ARCHIVES 


Cattle is seen in Tenorio Volcano National Park in Upala March 18, 2008. Rio Celeste, the crown jewel of Northern Costa Rica, dyed a pale blue from chemical reactions of calcium carbonate and sulfur, is surrounded by amazing rainforest of 12,819 hectares. The Celeste river carries its color for a distance of 36 km (22 miles). [Foto: Juan Carlos Ulate]
 
  Living Healthy to 100
A remarkable group of centenarians living on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula share their secrets.

It was sunrise in the village of Hojancha when Tommy Castillo and I mounted a pair of bikes and whizzed downhill from his pink wooden house into the steamy Costa Rica morning.
 
Spirit Carves Out Latin Niche
U.S.-based Spirit Airlines is expanding its presence in Latin America, aiming to cater to passengers not served by the big commercial carriers like American Airlines, Continental and Delta.

 
Tip For Dialing The Eight Digits
To make dialing less confusing under the new eight digit number system, dial the 2 or 8 prefix first then dial the seven digits as always.
 

Daily Ero-tica!

Many Online Gambling Operators Use Prostitutes... And Some Marry Them
Prostitution is legal in the online gambling Mecca of Costa Rica. In fact, it has become one of the biggest employers of attractive women of all ages... and some who are not so attractive.
 
A collection of our best fotos of news events, people, happenings in Costa Rica and more... click here!
 
 
Looking to learn Spanish? Click here to begin!

People Words
Spanish like English has different names for different people.  By learning the words below you will increase your vocabulary, comprehension and language fluency.
 

Google
Enter your search terms  
 
Email Newsletter icon, E-mail Newsletter icon, Email List icon, E-mail List icon Sign up for our Email Newsletter

 


 

More Inside Sites
InsidePanama   InsideColombia    InsideNicaragua
InsideCuba

 

 
Friday 28  March 2008, San José, Costa Rica

Tamarindo Could Be Cleaned Up in A Week
The Tamarindo sea could be clean within a week if the sources of the contamination are identified and closed off, said Darner Mora, director of the Programa Bandera Azul Ecológica (BAE) - blue flag program.

Jacó Construction At Risk From Seismic Actitivity
More than half of the construction in Jacó do not comply with the requirements of the Código Sísmico, according to a study by the Colegio Federado de Ingenieros (CFIA).

Cuban Woman Deported
The ending was not a happy one for Yuderci Abralantes García, the Cuban woman who spent the last two weeks living in the Juan Santamaría (San José) airport terminal, as the Sala Constitucional ruled in favour of immigration officials, who immediately deported her.

Colombian Criminals Just Love Costa Rica!
It appears that Costa Rica is haven for hired killed and drug traffickers and the recorded by the Policía de Migración (immigration police) confirm it, as it reports that the 292 Colombian hired killers and drug traffickers deported have made their way back to Costa Rica.

Bodog Billionaire Shows Off His Crib
It's a long way from Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, to Costa Rica but Calvin Ayre has clearly landed on his feet. The Bodog billionaire shows off his Costa Rica party palace on MTV's Cribs show.
 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Quake Shakes Nicaragua Atlantic Coast
The Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Research (INETER) reported an earthquake in front of the Honduran Atlantic Ocean coast without material damages or victims.

Panama Approves FTA With Guatemala
Panama's cabinet has approved the free trade agreement (FTA) between Panama and Guatemala signed on Feb. 26, Commerce and Industry Minister Alejandro Ferrer said Thursday.

Guatemalan Narcos Carry Powerful Weapons
Alleged drug-dealer groups that clashed in a battle in the Zacapa department had powerful weapons as those used by the US army, the Guatemalan media reported on Thursday.

Brazilian President Lula Calls Chavez "A Great Peacemaker"
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Thursday hailed the role played by his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez in the Colombia-Ecuador crisis, saying he was "the great peacemaker."

Chavez Blames U.S. Invasion Of Iraq For Soaring Oil Prices
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Thursday that the U.S. invasion of Iraq is partly to blame for rising oil prices.

SPECIAL REPORTS

ARGENTINA:
The Return of the "Cacerolazo"
Thousands of middle-class Argentines took to the streets late Tuesday in a "cacerolazo" or pot-banging protest, this time against the centre-left government of President Cristina Fernández, showing that the methods learned in the crisis that broke out in late 2001 are still alive.

 

SERVICES
 /Buy  us$1  /Sell  us$1
 ¢491.65 ¢497.71
   B.C.C.R. 28 March 2008


 

Services Directory
Emergency Numbers
Consulates & Embassies
Government Sites

Insidecostarica.com
    on our PDA!



 
 
On March 20
Dial "2" or "8" First!
Click for San Jose, Costa Rica Forecast

Click here for IMN Forecast


Click here for more books
on Costa Rica!




 

 
ABOUT US  •  CONTACT US  •  ADVERTISE WITH US  •  SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
©2002-2008 Insidecostarica.com. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy
Website D
esign,  Hosting & Maintenance by: iStarmedia Internet Solutions  webmaster@insidecostarica.com