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Tropical Storm "Claudette", now over Jamaica, is expected to move north and reach the Yucatan region of Mexico in the next 24 hours.

This phenomena will increase rainfall in Costa Rica and the National Commission for Emergencies has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for the Pacific Region.


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updated by 7:00 a.m. CST each day

Still No Word on Katia
Yesterday marked the 5th day of the disappearance of 8 year old Katia Vannessa González Juárez.

If you have any information or know someone who might know something about the disappearance of this little girl, you can call locally at: 295-3575 o 295-3575 until 10pm or at 295-3311, 295-3639 o 295-3640 at anytime. >more



Tropical Storm Alert

The National Commission of Emergenicies has given the alert for the Central Pacific, South Pacific and Central Valley of the effects of a tropical storm, that will affect those areas.  >more


Possible Protests Coming
Given the Government has not yet communicated officially the wage increase for the public sector for the second semester of the year, union leaders are organizing protests and possibly strikes to let the Government know their dissatisfaction.  >more


Save on Checking Your Cellular Messages
If you subscribe to ICE's cellular service, we have found a way for you to save by using a landline telephone to check your messages rather than your cellular telephone.  >more


Intel and Canadian firms to bring wireless Internet access to trains 
The world's largest chip maker Intel Corp. said Wednesday that it will work with Bell Canada and VIA Rail Canada to equip passenger trains with wireless Internet access for travelers between Montreal and Toronto.  >more


Spanish PM backs Central America-EU association deal 
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar Wednesday offered to Central American leaders his support for reaching an association agreement with the European Union (EU). >more


Colombian troops escape rebel entrapment 
Colombian government troops successfully escaped a rebel entrapment in a jungle area in the south, a military press release said Wednesday.  >more


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