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Sunday 16 May 2004

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Saprissa goalie Victor Bogautez , right, tries to block a shot on goal by Randal Sosfefa, left, during a practice session on the new artificial turf at the Ricardo Saprissa stadium in San Jose, Thursday. The Costa Rican Federation of Soccer is appealing to FIFA in order to let the Costa Rican National team use the stadium with artificial turf in the elimination games for the 2006 World Cup. (AP Photo/Kent Gilbert)  Click for larger image!

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Rains Keep Pounding the Limón Area
Following the heavy rains that left three dead and thousands fleeing for temporary shelter in the Caribbean area, the rain is moving inland. >more
 

Report to be Broadcast Sunday Alleges Trip Was 'Sex Tourism.'
A story in a Costa Rican newspaper and a local television news report to be broadcast on Sunday suggest that a group of Macomb County men on a fishing trip may have been more interested in prostitutes than marlins. >more

 

Valedictorian's American Dream Began in Costa Rica
Tomé Dalila Cohen-Gleichmann knows the value of education. >more

 

Colombia clinches deal with AUC
Castano's presumed death has made talks more difficult Colombia's right-wing paramilitary leaders have agreed to remain within a zone in the province of Cordoba.  >more
 

Peru urges Japan to hand over Fujimori
Peru urged Japan to hand over the former President Alberto Fujimori, exiled in Japan's capital Tokyo since 2000, in accordance with the extradition request issued in 2003.  >more
 

Guatemalan women 'hit by violence'
Some 700 women have been murdered in Guatemala since 2001, rights groups say  A human rights group says at least 46 Guatemalan women have been killed after being tortured and raped this year. >more
 


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LEARN SPANISH
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Spanish like English has different names for different people.  By learning the words below you will increase your vocabulary, comprehension and language fluency. >more

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SPECIAL REPORTS
COLOMBIA:
Traditional and Biotech Efforts to Save National Flower
In a space of 250 square metres in the garden of his home in the city of Medellín, Carlos Sánchez, a retired industrial engineer, enjoys the daily pleasure of seeing several hundred cattleya trianae orchids grow.

It is Colombia's national flower and is threatened with extinction as a result of environmental degradation and urbanisation. But using both traditional and modern techniques, experts are fighting to keep this emblematic flower from disappearing.  >more

 
TRAVEL & TOURISM
Costa Rica A Great Haven for Tourists
If you greet someone in Costa Rica with “Como estas?” (How are you?), they’ll respond with a smile, “Muy bueno, pura vida!” (Very well, pure life!)

Is the pervasive well-being of these citizens, their pura vida, due to their wisdom, or is it “pura suerte” (pure luck)?

We all have heard the parable of the goose that laid the golden eggs, killed by a greedy, short-sighted ignoramus is order to get all the eggs, only to discover that the goose had to be alive in order to keep laying. Duh. We’re just back from a land that has a golden goose, only the people there nurture it, feed it, and take special care of it, and it keeps on laying golden eggs, year after year after year.  >more


 
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