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Police on the hunt of the man who killed three
minors in Golfito Wednesday.
Director of la Fuerza Publica, Walter
Navarro, assures that all available police
officials are working on the search to
capture the man responsible, who is known
locally.
[Foto: Diaro Extra]
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Man Kills 3 Minors in Golfito
A sole gunman
murdered three children in the tourist
location of Puerto Escondido in Golfito,
Costa Rica Wednesday night. >more
The
Annual Walk to Cartago is Today!
"Romeros"
will make their annual trek to La Basilica
in Cartago to offer devotion and ask for
favors of the patron of Costa Rica - La
Virgen de Los Angeles - affectionately
called La Negrita. >more
Central
America and the US Clash over Labor Issue
The
latest round of negotiations that will lead
to the Central American Free Trade Agreement
between the United States and the Isthmus'
nations, saw repeated disagreements being
the two negotiating blocs about labor issues
this week. >more
Foreign
Investment Surpasses Expectations
The
amount of capital foreign firms will invest
in Costa Rica will be greater than was
originally calculated by the government, it
was reported Tuesday. >more
Spanish judge accepts Chile's decision on not extraditing Pinochet
Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon said Thursday in Bolivia that he has to accept the fact that former Chilean military ruler Augusto Pinochet would not be extradited to Spain because of health reasons, according to reports reaching here from Bolivia.
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No proof whatsoever, says Fujimori of extradition request
Former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori said on Thursday that "there is not a single line of proof" in the extradition request presented by Peru to Japan.
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Guatemalan
former coup leader registers as presidential
candidate
Efrain Rios Montt, on behalf of
the ruling Guatemalan Republican Front
party, finally registered on Thursday as a
presidential candidate for the Nov. 9
elections, according to reports from
Guatemala City. >more
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SPECIAL
REPORTS: VENEZUELA
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Kidnaps,
Murders Heat Up Border with Colombia
The
unresolved kidnap of a Venezuelan
politician has added fire to the already
hot situation along the
Colombia-Venezuela border, where the
murders of dozens of ranchers and
agrarian activists and the presence of
Colombian guerrillas and paramilitaries
have the authorities in the two
countries on tenterhooks.
In the middle of Venezuela's own
domestic polarisation, the political
opposition is pointing to the kidnap of
social democratic leader Sergio Calderón
as some sort of retaliation by the Hugo
Chávez administration.
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HEALTH
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Dr. Hoover
returns next week with new articles on
your health.
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