
U.S.
Fugitive No. 29 In Police
Custody
Yet another "wanted" by the FBI
has been captured in Costa Rica.
Yesterday, agents of the a
Dirección de Inteligencia y
Seguridad Nacional (DIS) in
co-ordination with Interpol,
captured Max Allan Stone in
front of his luxurious residence
in Escazú.

Max Allan Stone, wanted
in the United States by
the FBI for fraud and
money laundering, is
U.S. fugitive number 29
to be arrested in Costa
Rica this year. Stone
was arrested in front of
hi luxurious home in
Escazú and is in police
custody waiting an
extradition hearing. [Foto:
INTERPOL/DIS] |
Recope Expects Refinery Revamp
Render
Costa Rica's state oil refiner
the Refinadora Costarricense
Petroleo S.A. (Recope) could
launch bidding in October for an
EPC contract to modernize and
expand its refinery in Limón.
Green Turtle Slaughter
Illegal fishing may have caused
the accidental deaths of about
200 green turtles in the
protected area of Playa Ostional,
in Costa Rica s Pacific coast,
Gilbert Rojas, from the area s
Association of Development,
said.
Identity Theft Victim Lives A
Nightmare
Identity theft has arrived in
Costa Rica and one of the first
cases reported is that of Marlon
Antonio Espinoza Hernández, who
does not have a criminal record,
however, was almost arrested
when he went to the Registro
Judicial (judicial registry) to
obtain a "hoja de delincuencia"
(a criminal report).

Energy in Nicaragua, from Bad to
Worse
Nicaragua went from bad to worse
Friday as limited gas supplies
were added to persistent water
and power shortages.
Adding to the domestic energy
crisis, Tropigas de Nicaragua
Company is struggling with
serious difficulties delivering
supplies to a population already
bruised by power outages.
Nicaragua, Honduras Indigenous
Integrate
Honduras and Nicaragua Foreign
Ministries Saturday certified a
program to guarantee the
integration of the indigenous
peoples settled on both sides of
the border along the Coco River.
Panama Legislator Yeas Regional
Unity
President of Panama's
congressional Friendship with
Cuba Group, Carlos Alvarado,
highlighted regional
integration, as a mechanism to
step up the peoples' struggle
for a better future.
Toronto Conference
Extols Cuban
HIV/AIDS Prevention
Program
The recent Toronto
Conference on
HIV/AIDS put the
stress on prevention
and noted that the
main bright spot is
Cuba, where
intensive prevention
campaigns and
greater gender
equality have reined
in the prevalence to
less than 0.2
percent.
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