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Friday 4 June 2004

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Yesterday the Ministerio de Economía Industria y Comercio (MEIC)  a two part increase in the price of rice. The first increase will see a 2kg bag from ¢536 to ¢552 on June 20th and then to ¢572 on July 15.  The MEIC also announced that the inflation has seen price increases of 5.14% for this year (Jan. to May) and only 3.65% over the same period last year.   Click for larger image!

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Costa Rica Awards Human Rights Medal to Taiwan Vice President
Taiwan's Vice President Annette Lu received a human rights medal from the University of Costa Rica Wednesday for her life-long efforts in promoting democracy and human rights.  ...more
 

Fischel President and Lawyer Arrested
As a result of the investigation by authorities into the irregularities of the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS), the president of the Fischel Corporation, Wálter Reiche and Randall Vargas, a lawyer for the corporation, were given six months of preventative detention following yesterday's arrest of the two men. ...more
 

EBI to Close La Carpio Dump, Cites Violence and Insecurity of the Area
The Canadian firm EBI that had been contracted for more than three years to operate the garbage dump at La Carpio, has decided it has had enough and will close the dumpt within the next two weeks. ...more

 

Credit from World Bank
Costa Rica will be the recipient of $218 million from the World Bank (WB) in the coming three years, to fund infrastructure, education, and agricultural projects.  ...more

 

Cantaloupes to Europe
The exports of Costa Rican cantaloupes to Europe reached $49.38 million this year’s first quarter, 5.3 percent more than in the same period last year.  ...more

 

Venezuelan President says to accept referendum on his rule
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Thursday he would accept a referendum on his rule and predicted he would defeat his opposition.  ...more

 

Representatives arrive in Chile for APEC meeting
Ministers and trade representatives of 21 Asia-Pacific economies began to arrive in Chilean city of Pucon on Thursday for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ministerial meeting scheduled for June 4-5.  ...more

 

Mexico to strengthen military cooperation with Russia
Mexican President Vincent Fox said Wednesday that his country looks forward to closer military cooperation with Russia, such as assembling Russian helicopters in Mexico or importing mixed civilian-military factories.   ...more


 


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Using a cell phone in Costa Rica
If you plan to visit Costa Rica and you need a cell phone to stay in contact with your office, business associates, family and friends – don’t bring your cell phone with you!

Cell phone service in Costa Rica is provided by only one carrier, ICE (Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad) and your cell phone will not connect to the ICE system unless you have made special arrangements in advance of your trip.  >more

 

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ENVIRONMENT-VENEZUELA:
Swim, Alligator, Swim!
Anxious and quite skittish, 208 endangered caimans dove for the first time into the waters of the Aguaro River, a waterway that Jules Verne described as the "arrogant Orinoco", and flows through the Venezuelan central plains.

Grunting and breathing heavily the air heated by the tropical midday sun, advancing with brusque movements, the indomitable caimans of the Orinoco river valley (Crocodylus intermedius) quickly took to their watery habitat.  ...more
 



 

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