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A mock up
for the proposed exterior elevator to be added
to the INS building. The proposal is now on
hold pending an investigation after the cost
estimate doubled following the awarding of the
construction contract.
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Internet Cafés to Block Pornography
A government decree issued
yesterday will require internet cafés to have a separate section, that shall
not be more than 20% of all computers available to the public, if they
intend to permit pornography to viewed by their patrons.
Family Suing Government for Daughter's Murder
The family of little
Katia González Juárez, whose body was found hidden under the floorboards of
a nearby house, is suing the government for ˘200 Million Colones.
Nicaragua Charges Toll on Ticos in San Juan River
The Nicaraguan Army has
resumed charging Costaricans navigating the border San Juan River a 700
colones toll.
IFC Open to Further Pension InvestmentsThe
International
Finance Corporation (IFC)
is open to more Central American investments similar to this week's 25%
stake acquisition in the pension fund unit of Salvadoran banking group
Cuscatlán, Matias Eliaschev, IFC transaction leader on the deal, told
BNamericas.
Mexico Has Company in Criticizing Castro's Cuba
Mexico offered Fidel
Castro's government an olive branch Tuesday, even as it defended a decision
to scale back ties with the communist-run island and sent Cuba's ambassador
packing.
Peruvian interior minister resigns over mishandling
of protest
Peruvian Interior Minister Fernando Rospigliosi resigned on Thursday after
the congress endorsed a bill condemning him for mishandling a protest last
month in the southeastern state of Puno.
Light plane crash kills 3 in Colombia
At least three people were killed and four others wounded when a light
airplane crashed in Carepa municipality, Colombian authorities said
Thursday.
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