Wednesday 18 June 2008, San José, Costa Rica

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Record 2.100.000 Tourists Expected This Year
Victims Of Internet Banking Fraud Suing State Banks
One Third of Employers Surveyed Expect Job Growth
Developer Targets Atlantic Coast For New Marina Resort
EMC Employees Meet Costa Rican President
Added Police Presence At The Borders

Added Police Presence At The Borders
The Policía de Fronteras (border police) will now be part of the Ministerio Gobernación, Policía y Seguridad Pública (MSP), according to an agreement signed by the security minster, Janina del Vecchio.

The move is to allow the Policía de Fronteras to come under the direction of the Fuerza Pública and take advantage of the large resources of the national police force that is present in every corner of the country.

The move will allow more control of the land borders with more police.

The maritime borders will continue to be under the control of the Servicio Nacional de Guardacostas (national coast guard) and the Servicio de vigilancia aérea (aerial surveillance unit).
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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