Friday 13 February 2009, San José, Costa Rica

 
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One Million Students Back To School on Monday
Almost a million students will be back at school on Monday as the 2009 public school year commences.

Gas Prices Go Up in Costa Rica While Price of Crude Drops
Please do tell, are we missing something? According to Bloomberg the price of crude oil fell to the lowest close in the more than seven weeks in New York on concerns of inventories will extend increases as demand drops.

Costa Rica, Singapore To Begin Free Trade Talks April 20
Costa Rica and Singapore will begin negotiating a free trade agreement April 20, the foreign trade ministry here announced Thursday.

Minor Calvo May Soon Be Finally Free
After spending five years behind bars and now that the Heredia Tribunal has firmed up his eight year sentence, Minor Calvo's days behind bars are numbered, as the outspoken Catholic priest can now apply for release for good behaviour.

USA, Costa Rica Start Strong In Final Push for World Cup 2010
Michael Bradley's brace of goals lifted the United States to a 2-0 victory over Mexico, while Andy Furtado struck twice for Costa Rica in a 2-0 World Cup 2010 qualifying win over Honduras on Wednesday.

Costa Rican 6-Day Race Tests Miami Beach Woman's Endurance
Jennifer Samway, 41, of Miami Beach completed a grueling six-day adventure race on Feb. 6 in Bahia Drake, Costa Rica. The 250-kilometer competition took more than 75 participants -- from eight countries -- through the jungle, rainforest and mountains as well as across single-track ridgelines, highlands and coastal ranges.

 

Clara Zomer, the minister of Vivienda (Housing) minister, caricaturized for her role in taking part in a lavish lunch paid for with public funds. [Source: Nuestro Pais]
 
 
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Nicaragua Approves Purchase of Union Fenosa Stake
Managua  - Nicaraguan lawmakers approved a plan on Thursday to take a 16 percent stake in the local unit of Spain's Union Fenosa, in return for wiping out a us$11 million debt the utility had with the government.

Six People Die in Rebel Ambush in Colombia
Bogota - At least six people, including three policemen and three civilians, died and 10 others were injured on Thursday in an alleged rebel attack in the northeastern town of Convencion in Colombia, authorities said.

Chilean President Criticizes Anti-Cuban Economic Embargo
Havana - Visiting Chilean President Michelle Bachelet on Thursday criticized the economic embargo of the United States against Cuba that has continued for nearly 50 years.

Chilean President: Castro In Very Good Shape
Havana - Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro is "in very good shape," Chilean President Michelle Bachelet said after meeting with him Thursday in Havana.

Brazilian Senate President Denies Interference in Venezuela's Entrance to Mercosur
Rio de Janeiro - Brazilian Senate President Jose Sarney denied Thursday that he intends to stand in the way of Venezuela's entry into the Southern Common Market (Mercosur).
 
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Farming Chemicals Cause Kidney Failure in Nicaragua
More than 3,000 workers at a sugar plant owned by Nicaragua´s most powerful company have died from chronic renal failure since 1990 and a victims’ group says another 5,000 workers have since developed the condition for the company´s use of agrochemicals.


 
 

 
 
 
 

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Motorcycle Touring In Costa Rica - Sun, Surf And Street
Most American tourists head to Costa Rica for the sun and surf-at least those who don't intend to retire there. That's a pity. Then again, maybe not: It just leaves the roads less congested.
 

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Reno Wind-Turbine Maker Expands to Costa Rica
Reno-based wind turbine manufacturer Mariah Power has expanded onto the international stage with its first Windspire installation in Latin America. ASI Power & Telemetry, a Mariah Power dealer based in northwestern Costa Rica, has installed one of the company’s propeller-free vertical axis wind turbines, called a Windspire, in a biodiversity-educational park near Costa Rica’s capital, San Jose.
 
 


 


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"How to Make Coffee A Great Cup of Coffee"
It is very simple to make a great cup of coffee, you just need to learn a couple a thing to move your process from just an average cup to great. Here are some tips on how to make coffee so that you will get the most enjoyment out of your gourmet coffee.
 
  Why ICE Is Stalling 3G
ICE, the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad and the only provider of cellular service in Costa Rica has been falling behind in installing the next generation of cellular network known as 3G.

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