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Police Fear for Missing Aussie’s Safety
Guanacaste police fear for the safety of an
Australian tourist who has been missing from Tamarindo for about a week.
Brendan Dobbins, aged 24, was last seen walking alone along the
Tamarindo Beach front, at about 7am last Friday. He has not been seen
since.
All the President's Men and Women
A report in today's edition of the Spanish language daily newspaper
La Nación says that some 50 people are in charge of taking care of
President Abel Pacheco's image, deciding where the president goes, whom
he visits and what will be discussed at press conferences.
Taxi Drivers Give President Ultimatum
Members of the Foro Nacional de Taxistas
and the Federación Nacional de Cooperativas de Taxi (Fenacotaxi) have
given Costa Rican President, Abel Pacheco, three days to respond to
their request for a meeting with him to resolve, for one and for all,
the problem with the "informal taxis".
Winchester Students Going to Costa
Rica
Twenty-one Winchester, Virginia, students will explore the lush
tropical environment of Costa Rica during a 10-day cultural trip this
summer.
Vindas Family Swee[s the Sixth Date of the
2005-2005 Circuito Nacional de Surf in Playa Jacó
Jaco’s own brother and sister duo, Luis and Lisbeth Vindas, each took
first place in their respective categories - Open and Women’s - in the
sixth date of the 2004-05 Circuito Nacional de Surf (CNS), which took
place this Saturday and Sunday in Playa Jaco.
Boyeros, A Dying Tradition
Hundreds of "boyeros" took the streets of
Escazú to commeratore the Día Nacional del Boyero, in the hopes of
rescuing a dying tradition.
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