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Back to School
Tomorrow!
Following a
long work stoppage - 26 days for high school
and 20 days for grade school teachers - students and
teachers will back in the classrooms tomorrow even
though there is no clear and definite resolution of
the issues that the prompted the strike in the first
place. >more
Closure of
Fercori
By way of
force, Minister of Culture and Sports, Guido Saenz,
closed Fercori, though the book fair will continue
on as scheduled. >more
Where is the
Rain?
Most areas
San José have been with little or no rain now for
four days straight. The last time it rained was
Tuesday. >more
Second Mars
rover launch delayed
Wind shear
has forced NASA to postpone the launch of the second
of two Mars Exploration Rovers for at least a day,
with the next window of opportunity for liftoff set
for 11:46 p.m. EDT Sunday. >more
Israeli, Palestinian
negotiators invited to D.C. for talks
Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas,
his team of negotiators and the Israeli team of
negotiators have been invited to Washington for
talks on the Middle East road map for peace,
Palestinian sources told CNN Saturday. >more
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SPECIAL
REPORTS: ARGENTINA
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Advances
in Reproductive Health, Despite Resistance
Argentina's
new government supports recent advances made
in reproductive health, despite the staunch
opposition of ultraconservative religious
groups, and of a judge who even attempted to
ban the production and sale of contraceptives
altogether.
As soon as he took office last month,
President Néstor Kirchner gave the go-ahead
to the implementation of the National
Programme on Sexual Health and Responsible
Procreation, and approved the general policy
on reproductive health followed by Health
Minister Ginés González García, one of the
ministers kept on from the previous cabinet. >more
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TRAVEL:
RETIREMENT
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Types of
people so far.
Now that my tour service is 9 months old
I would like to discuss some interesting
facts about my guests.
There have been many single men and NO
single women. Most of the men have had
their assets reduced by the divorce
process. Maybe that explains why there
have been NO women guests. They have all
the money and have not been motivated to
find a less expensive place to live. Of
course when men start searching the
internet about Costa Rica, they find
many sites about the legality of
prostitution and maybe that adds to the
many other reasons this is such a
fantastic place to live. >more
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