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Sunbeams filtered by clouds reflect in Parque La Paz (Peace Park), in San Jose. The high temperatures during the summer months in Costa Rica make this one of the most visited sites in the nation. This park was named for former President Oscar Arias, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1987.

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State of the world's mothers
The best country in the world in which to be a mother is Sweden, according to Save the Children, a global relief and development organization.

The worst is Niger, at No. 117. And the United States is only No. 11, ranking just above Costa Rica. >more

Nobel Laureate Oscar Arias Shares His Message of Non-violence with Regional Teens at PeaceJam 2003

As parents and teachers continue to confront student violence in regional middle and high schools, in the US, Nobel Peace Laureate Oscar Arias will bring his message of peace to 300 teenagers this weekend at Drexel University. >more


Shots fired at Colombian airliner

Shots were fired at a passenger plane carrying 18 people on Friday when the aircraft was landing at La Macarena in southeast Colombia, the Sabena airline said.

The aircraft, on a flight from the city of Villavicencio, was hit five times by bullets fired from the ground. There were no casualties among the 15 passengers and three crew, the airline said. >more


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 SPECIAL REPORTS: BARBADOS

Women selling themselves short
ALTHOUGH Barbadian women have made inroads into most areas of governance in the island, the arena of elective politics has not yet been frilly explored. Some of the reasons proffered include the prohibitive cost of electioneering: fear of character assassination and ridicule tile of natural emotional and physiological feminine functions on political platforms; and the conflict that might arise between domestic life and public service.

An aspiring female politico is however adamant that there is a more disturbing timbre to the situation. She insists that although a few women have penetrate the hermetic core of legislative representation, most female party “faithfuls” are still regarded as foot soldiers instead of serious contenders for parliamentary seats. “The old boys club is dying a slow death,” she mused. >more


 

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