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Crowds in
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against legislator Rodrigo Alberto Carazo
(PAC) to spray him with black paint.
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May Day Report to the Nation
Shortly after 5pm, President
Able Pacheco, stood before the three powers of the Republic - Legislative,
Executive and Judicial - diplomats and invited guests, in the legislative
assembly to give his annual report.
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"Gringos Go Home" Major Theme of Protestors
Thousands took to the streets
yesterday to show their frustrations at their government leaders, who were
gathered in the Legislative Assembly building for the annual presidential
report.
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Former President Get His Auto Back
Having connections makes all the difference. And who would have better
connections than a former president.
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Costa Rican Shark Conservationist Receives Top Honors
in London
Costa Rican biologist, and president of PRETOMA, Randall Arauz, was
recognized yesterday by the Whitley Laing Foundation, which seeks to raise
awareness about nature conservation projects worldwide. 250 individuals were
initially selected in October of 2003 with 8 being chosen for a final review
process this week in London.
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Panama's Presidential Election
Panamanians today go to the
polls to elect a new president.
Following are some facts about Panama, where the son of a late military
dictator faces a former president in a presidential election on Sunday.
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Castro says Cuba will never accept any "democratic
transition"
Cuban leader Fidel Castro
vowed here on Saturday that Cuba would never accept "democratic transition"
in any form and would stick to its socialist system.
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Nicaragua condemns US abuse of Iraqi prisoners
Nicaragua condemned on
Saturday US soldiers violated the human rights of Iraqi prisoners, demanding
severe punishment for the appalling abuse. These soldiers' activities
contravened the 1949 Geneva Convention.
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Chile: EU enlargement brings more business opportunity
The enlargement of the European
Union (EU) opens new possibilities of business and cooperation for Chile,
the government said Saturday.
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