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Police Had The Goods Under Their
Noses All Of The Time
From the utterly stupid and
inept department, officials of
the Organismo de Investigación
Judicial (OIJ) in Quepos had the
goods under their noses all of
the time and without knowing it.
The beaches along the
Pacific Coast, like
Tamarindo, are full of
vacationers seeking sun
and sand, while the Central
Valley (San José) and
Northern Zone experience
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"Brangelina" Love
Costa Rica
Angelina Jolie and husband, Brad
Pitt, can't seem to get enough
of Costa Rica. After spending
Christmas Day here with
Colombian refugees, the
Hollywood couple plan to ring in
2007 at the exclusive Four
Seasons Resort in the Golfo
Papagayo on Costa Rica's
northern Pacific
Public Employees To Get 4% Pay
Hike
The 173.000 public sector
employees will get a 4% pay
raise for the first half of
2007, the government announced
yesterday.
Three Times Number Of Children
With Burns From Fireworks
The Hospital Nacional de Niños
(children's hospital) has put
out an alert due to the high
number of children with burns
from fireworks, a situation
hospital officials call a time
bomb.
Nicaragua Shuffle May Beget
Assembly
The Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance
(PALN) dissident force, split
from the Constitutional Liberal
Party (PLC), is ready to back
future constitutional reforms
and even an eventual Constituent
Assembly, announced a political
source.
Cash Crisis Puzzles Guatemala
Guatemala is stranded in a cash
crisis that impedes cashing
checks, collect salaries or
access cash dispensers.
Carter Visits Panama Canal
US former President Jimmy Carter
visited Panama Canal Thursday,
where he praised inter oceanic
sea route extension project,
initiative valued at 5.2 billion
dollars.
Salvadoran
Journalists Denounce Threats
Threats, information negative,
anti-press laws and murders
count among the 35 cases of
violations denounced by El
Salvador Journalists Association
in its annual report.
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