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Diario Extra
journalist Adrián Marrero, who
has been investigating the
Parmenio Media murder, was
arrested on the accusation of
threatening a witness in the
case, in what is being called an
abuse of power by the OIJ,
arresting the journalist at the
offices of the newspaper and
without providing a judge's
arrest order.
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Another Arrest in the Parmenio Medina Murder
A surprising development in the murder investigation of
journalist, Parmenio Medina, saw agents from the Organismo de
investigación Judicial (OIJ) arrest a journalist from the daily Spanish
newspaper Diario Extra on Wednesday.
Vendors Threaten to Take the Boulevard
The street vendors announced yesterday that they will move
their stalls and sell their products on the "boulevard" - Avenida
Central - if they are removed from their present location.
Costa Rica Continues To Wait On Fiscal Reform Package
The Costa Rican
government’s two top economic officials have warned that further delay in
the approval of a permanent package of fiscal reforms will undermine the
country’s capacity to absorb external economic shocks.
Riteve to Charge for Re-Inspection
Riteve SyA will celebrate two years of operating in the
vehicle inspection program in the country next month and to mark this
event, as of July 16, it has announced it will start charging for
re-inspections of vehicles who failed the first time around.
Casa Alianza Opportunities for Swedish Volunteers
University students and professionals interested in social work and
helping homeless Latin American children could have the opportunity to
make the difference in Central America.
News
Briefs
The Catholic church has
proposed a new sexual guide for high school students. A month ago, the
church presented it's new text to the Consejo Superior de Educación,
the government body that approves all school programs. Monseñor Hugo
Barrantes, Archbishop of San José, said that the contents of the
new guide are in line with the beliefs of the church.
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Castro's childhood plea to US president
David
Teather
"My good friend Roosevelt," the handwritten letter begins. "I
don't know very English, but I know as much as to write to you.
I like to hear radio and I am very happy because I heard in it
that you will be president for a new period."
UN condemns massacre of 34 people in
Colombia
The United Nations on
Wednesday condemned the murder of 34 people in northeastern
Colombia, allegedly committed by Colombia's rebel Revolutionary
Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Blast kills three at Brazil army barracks
Three soldiers were
killed and 16 wounded Wednesday when an explosive device to be
used for training was detonated at an army barracks in Rio de
Janeiro, army spokesmen said.
Colombian government to arrest
paramilitaries outside safe haven
The Colombian government said Wednesday that the arrest warrants
for the members of the United Self Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC)
will be valid outside the concentration zone where the peace
negotiations are due to be held.
International News from the New York Times
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DEVELOPMENT:
Brazil's Lula Stakes Bets on South and Anti-Hunger Fight
Rich
countries will not make trade concessions merely because the countries of the
South demand them -- what is needed is a political force that can change the
face of international relations, said Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da
Silva as he explained his foreign policy to social activists Tuesday.
With that goal in mind, Brasilia has tried first to unite South America and then
to build bridges with other countries, blocs and regions, which Lula has visited
in his first year and a half in the presidency. India, China, Africa and
the Middle East form part of that search for alliances and the effort to
strengthen developing countries in order to negotiate on more equal footing with
the powerful nations or blocs of the industrialised North.
THE INTERNET:
Could Plaxo Follow the Yahoo, Google Fairytale Script
There is more to Yahoo and Google than
search, advertising and billions of dollars. Their founders, who are now the
quintessential models of self-made Internet men, are today's role models for the
young and entrepreneurial. Their similar storylines are quite familiar by now.
Two Stanford University students (in their early 20s) have an idea to change the
world. They start a software company.
THE TAKE:
Top 10 Vomit Comets
Whether you are tourist, expatriate
or local Tico you have had to ride on at least one of the fleet of "vomit
comets". Here is our Top Ten list of the worst bus rides in Costa Rica.
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