A local man rides his bike through flooded waters near the city of Limon. Heavy rains in the last several days has caused flooding on the Atlantic coast which claimed the lives of three  people who tried to cross flooded rivers and thousands more affected (AP Photo/AL DIA)  Click for larger image!

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Gasoline Prices to Increase Again
La Refinadora Costarricense de Petróleo (RECOPE) has requested a new increase in gasoline prices of ¢11 for a litre of super, ¢10 for regular and ¢8 for diesel. RECOPE says that the increase is necessary due to the rise in international prices. >more
 

Street Vendors and Municipality Meet
For the street Vendors on 8th Street in downtown San José, time is running out. The long battle between the Municipality and the Vendors and the truce that was negotiated is coming to an end. The Municipality wants them out, the Vendors want to stay. >more
 

Notorious Killer Granted Parole
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MIAMI -- One of South Florida's most notorious killers, a man who blamed TV violence for his crime, has been granted parole. >more
 

All Costa Rica: Alajuelense Beats Saprissa for CONCACAF Champions Cup Title
Forward Alejandro Alpizar netted twin goals for Alajuelense yesterday, leading his squad to a 4-0 romp over fellow Costa Rican squad and archenemy Saprissa and to the CONCACAF Champions Cup title. >more
 

Cash in on Cool Prices in Costa Rica
We've found some cool prices that will refresh your travel budget. Flights to Central America's "rich coast" start at just $146 round-trip, and there is a pair of vacation packages as low as $369. Those planning a family getaway shouldn't miss an adventure cruise with discounted children's rates. >more
 

Chavez claims paramilitary infiltration planned in US
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Wednesday that the Colombian paramilitaries arrested near Caracas since Sunday was an "invasion" of Venezuela organized in the United States and Colombia.  >more
 

Nicaragua works out law on weapons control
Nicaragua has worked out a draft law to control weapons and related materials in an effort to contribute to the western hemisphere's security, President Enrique Nicolas Bolanos Geyer said Wednesday.  >more
 

Colombian gov't softens position on FARC for freedom of kidnapped
The Colombian government offered not to describe the guerrilla Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) as terrorist if the sick kidnapped people are freed.  >more
 

Brazilian opposition, press criticize US reporter visa cancellation
Brazil's press and opposition on Wednesday criticized the government's decision to cancel the visa for a US journalist of The New York Times, who reported Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Sila as an "alcoholic."  >more

 

 

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