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Drunk
Driving Still The Number One
Cause of Fatal Traffic Accidents
Officials at the Policía de
Tránsito are scratching their
heads at Tico (Costa Rican)
drivers who still have not
gotten the message that drinking
and driving is a deadly
combination.
Vehicle Owners Face Fines &
Impounding of Vehicle For Non
Payment of Marchamo
Of the 681.000 vehicles
registered by the Instituto
Nacional de Seguros (INS) - the
state insurance company - to
circulate the nation's roads,
86.000 still have to pay their
2007 "marchamo".
Limón Port Project Would Provide
Increase in National Capacity
A us$300 million to us$500
million port project on Costa
Rica's Atlantic coast would
provide a 28-fold increase in
national capacity, the Spanish
daily Prensa Libre quoted port
authority Japdeva president
Walter Robinson as saying.
Huge Water Increase On the Way
With the new year comes a series
of increases. Taxi and bus fares
and utilities will top the list
of increases for 2007, with the
Acueductos y Alcantarillados (AyA)
- water and sewers - topping the
list.
ICE to Re-Launch Garabito Thermo
Project Bidding
Costa Rica's state power
company, the Instituto
Costarricense de Electricidad
(ICE) said it will re-launch
bidding to build the Garabito
thermo project, said an ICE
project official.
Costa Rica Increases Banana
Price
From 1 January the official free
on board (FOB) price of Costa
Rican bananas increased by us¢15
cents from $ 5.70 to $ 5.85 per
18.14 kg box.
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