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Ronny Zamora, is back in Costa Rica with his
family in Turrialba, after serving 27 years in
prison in the U.S.
In the foto, he is seen carrying his nephew of
7 months, while hounded by the press. (Foto
Róger Córdoba/Diario Extra)
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Deported Killer Returns to Costa Rica
Ronny Zamora, the
man whose attorney once argued that television violence led him to kill as a
youth, returned quietly to his native Costa Rica on Wednesday, deported from
the United States after 27 years in prison.
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Central American Presidents Back Rodriguez
Central American presidents voiced
Tuesday in El Salvador their support for the candidacy of former Costa Rican
President Miguel Angel Rodriguez as the secretary-general of the
Organization of American States (OAS).
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Lightning Strike Causes Blackout
A lightning bolt hit the Compañía Nacional de Fuerza y Luz (CNFL) equipment
installation in Colima de Tibás that blacked out a great area of San José
yesterday afternoon.
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Internet Service Cut
Had problems with your internet
connection yesterday morning? Well, Costa Rica's connection to the world was
cut when the Maya 1 fibre optic cable that runs undersea and connects Costa
Rica to Florida and Cancun, Mexico failed.
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US suspects chief of Peru's biggest airline of drug
ties
Head of Peru's biggest airline, Aero
Continente, has been placed on a blacklist of overseas drug kingpins by the
United States, the US embassy in Peru said Wednesday in a news release.
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UN urges Colombian guerrillas to release kidnapped
people
The UN official in Colombia urged the National Liberation Army (ELN) on
Wednesday to set free 12 people kidnapped last Saturday in the northwest of
the country.
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Argentine Nobel Prize winner criticizes sending troops
to Haiti
Argentina's 1980 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Perez Esquivel on
Wednesday criticized the sending of Argentine troops to Haiti and argued
that "support (for aiti) should be given in a different way."
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