A
reminded that tomorrow - Monday
- is a legal holiday and all
banks, government offices and
businesses will be closed. Most
retailers and shopping malls
will be open. Some businesses,
like Aerocasillas, may extend
they holiday closing until
Wednesday, re-opening for
business as usual on Thursday.
Costa Rica - U.S. Extradition
Laws And Gary Kaplan and
Sportsbooks
One doesn't have to be a brain
surgeon to understand the laws
of extradition between
countries. All one has to do is
go to Google and search for the
extradition treaty between Costa
Rica and the United States
signed at San Jose December 4,
1982 and entered into force
October 11, 1991.
While the MOPT tries to
find a solution to the
storage problem of all
the detained vehicles (see
story) , they
should put some effort
into repairing broken
guardrails on bridges
like this one on the
Rohrmoser Boulevard over
the Circunvalación, east
Plaza Mayor. |
Annual Pilgrimage Picking Up
Momentum
Though the masses will not be
out until Tuesday, many Costa
Ricans have already started they
annual pilgrimage to Cartago to
visit the Virgen de Los Angeles.
Wife Killer In La Reforma
Waiting Appeal of Preventive
Detention
Luis Fernando Burgos, accused of
killing is wife, doesn't like
being in prison after a judge
ordered him to six months
detention as investigators
continue to search more evidence
to lock up the case.
Unclaimed Vehicles a Problem For
Tránsito
Had your car or motorcycle
confiscated? The Policía de
Tránsito is asking owners of
confiscated vehicles to please
come pick them up, as they are
overcapacity at the three Área
Metropolitana (Pavas, Colima and
Cartago) depots.
GrandNevada.com Launches
Breakthrough Live Nude
Entertainment/Casino Technology!
GrandNevada.com announced this
week that it has launched its
new Live Nude Casino Technology
with a FREE
Play/Educational Gambling
platform and a Play for Real
Money gambling platform.
Nicaragua Favors Ortega
Nicaraguan Sandinista National
Liberation Front (FSLN)
presidential candidate Daniel
Ortega is still ahead in polls
on Saturday, although he has not
reached the necessary votes to
win in the first round on
November 5.
ID
Top in Weekly Nicaragua News
The people´s ID covered the main
news this week in Nicaragua, due
to accusations against the
electoral power, in face of the
November 5 elections.
Guatemala Elderly Demand Pension
Uninsured Guatemala elderly
announced new formulas to demand
from the government a minimum
pension.
FMLN Descries More
Salvadorians to Iraq
El Salvador´s FMLN (Farabundo
Marti National
Liberation Front)
condemned the
Salvadorian Congress
decision on Friday
to send more
soldiers to Iraq.told a
friend just before
he died in the
hospital.
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