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President Prays
The chief executive, Abel Pacheco, prayed yesterday with the representatives of the Federation Baptist of Costa Rica, whom visited him and requested that together they pray to God for Peace, and that Costa Rica's internal problems are solved soon.
(Photo: Ronald Chacón) 



Insidecostarica.com WILL NOT PUBLISH Saturday June 7 and Sunday June 8. In keeping with the strike fever that has taken root in Costa Rica these last few weeks, our workers and management, are staging a 2 day strike action of their own. Negotiations are underway. 
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updated by 7:00 a.m. CST each day

ICE Strike: it's finally over!
The 21 day old strike that began last May 21 and saw the resignation of Finance Minister Jorge Walter Bolaños is over and workers should be back to work in full force by Monday.  >more


Teacher's Strike Continues
Following hours of intense negotiations, the teachers union leaders broke off negotiations with the government without reaching any consensus on the issues that are keeping tens of thousands of teachers away from their classrooms. >more


New Taxi Rates are in effect
On Wednesday the new taxi rates became official with the publishing in La Gaceta, the official newspaper. All prices for public services need to be published in La Gaceta before they can take effect.  >more


Trees may be solution to global warming problems
Two Iowa Sate University (ISU) researchers will work in Costa Rica over the next three years, learning how to restore rain forest systems to help slow the process of global warming.  >more


A majority in favor of FTA
Half of Costa Ricans know that Central America is jointly negotiating a free trade agreement with the US, and among them 64 percent support the negotiations.  >more


Duty-free fuel
Like a rock in water, the consumption of tax-exempt gasoline for the exclusive use of small, commercial, fishermen dropped markedly as of last April 1, when the diesel and gasoline destined to the workers of the sea were dyed to differentiate them from regular fuels. >more


Lower beef production
The production of beef dropped by 20 percent in just seven years, a consequence of the difficult times that cattle raising is going through in this country, sector sources claim.  >more

eBay to collect tax from European sellerseBay Inc., the world's biggest online auction company, announced Thursday that it will collect value-added taxes (VAT) from sellers in Europe to comply with new European Union regulations. >more


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 SPECIAL REPORTS
Forget porn. The hottest action online these days is gambling, with an estimated 1,800 Web casinos and gaming sites offering the promise of easy money - and all the action of Las Vegas or Churchill Downs - right from a personal computer.

With Congress about to vote on a federal law that would halt the practice, more sites keep going online, trying to lure new customers with things like discounts, bonus bucks, easy credit card betting and even free satellite TV systems. The latest draw is this weekend's Belmont Stakes, with online sites offering wagers on whether Funny Cide will take the Triple Crown. >more

 
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 HEALTH
THE BODY´S IMMUNE SYSTEM PART II
The best way to stay healthy is to strengthen your immune system. How strong our immmune system is will be affected by our type of lifestyle. But it is also determined by our genetics. Some individuals are born with a strong constitution, which means their immune system is strong, and some are born with  weak constitutions. If you were one of the fortunate ones who inherited a strong constitution you do not have to be as careful as someone with a weak constitution.  >more


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