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A two
month old baby Congo monkey is seen at the
Foundation for Tropical Wildlife Rescue in
Alajuela, Tuesday. The baby Congo was
confiscated from poachers by wildlife
officials and will be put into a family group
for socialization as part of the process to
reintroduce it into Costa Rica's jungles. (AP
Photo/Kent Gilbert)
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Long Wait Ends With Family Reunion
Three children who
authorities say were kidnapped from their Ocean Beach schools in 1997 and
whisked to Costa Rica by their father have been reunited with their mother
in San Diego.
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New GSM Service Approved
The Contraloría
General de la República - Comptroller's Office - has given the green light
to ICE to complete it's deal with the Ericcson company to install the new
GSM service in Costa Rica.
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We Don't Need Your Vote, Nicaragua Told
In a political move, Costa
Rica yesterday asked Nicaragua to ignore it's request for Nicaragua's
support of former Costa Rican president Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for the
position of secretary of the OEA.
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Castro celebrates revolution victory, attacks US
Cuban President Fidel
Castro lashed out at the United States on Monday when his country celebrated
the 43rd anniversary of its revolution victory, the local press reported
Tuesday.
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Six people sentenced in Panama for attempting to
murder Castro
Six people who attempted to murder Cuban leader Fidel Castro were
sentenced in Panama on Tuesday after a trial of over one month.
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Mexico backs Cuban motion on human rights inquiry into
Guantanamo
Mexico pledged Tuesday
to support Cuba's draft resolution calling for an inquiry into Guantanamo if
it is put to the vote at the UN Human Rights Commission.
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