
Jesus Christ Arrives in Costa
Rica
Travelling on a commercial
airliner, José Luis Miranda, a
Puerto Rican who calls himself "Jesucristo
Hombre" arrived from Miami
yesterday afternoon at the Juan
Santamaría (San José)
international airport, to the
arms of a handful of believers.

23 year old
Gilberth
Brown has 14
years surfing experience
and from Puerto Viejo
was recognized yesterday
as “the surprise of the
World Surfing Games” at
the 2006 Lost Energy
Drink International
Surfing Association
(ISA) World Surfing
Games (WSG) in
Huntington Beach. [Foto:
courtesy ISA] |
Diminishing Potential
Costa Rica is losing her
potential to attract new foreign
investment, as compared to other
countries, according to the 2006
World Investment Report, issued
by the United Nations.
Costa Rica Will Not Accept
Consensus Candidacy at UN
Council
Costa Rica would not accept to
be a "consensus" candidate to
occupy the UN Security Council
seat that is currently pitting
Guatemala against Venezuela,
President Oscar Arias said on
Friday.
Northern Border to Be Open 'Till
Midnight
One of the most important
resolutions from yesterday's
meeting between representatives
of Costa Rican and Nicaragua was
that beginning December 1, the
northern border will be open
until midnight. Costa Rican
chancellor, Bruno Stagno and his
Nicaraguan counterpart, Normal
Caldera, signed the agreement at
the "Reunión Binacional".
Costa Rica's Gilbert Brown Has
Outstanding Day at World Surging
Games
Huntington Beach, California -
The International Surfing
Association calls Costa Rica a
power country here at the 2006
Lost Energy Drink International
Surfing Association (ISA) World
Surfing Games (WSG) in
Huntington Beach.

Torrijos for Bigger Panama Canal
President Martin Torrijos
Saturday called for Panamanian
people to support the Panama
Canal enlargement project, up
for referendum next Sunday.
Colombian
government, ELN rebels
resume dialogue in Cuba
Representatives of the Colombian
government and the nation's
second-largest rebel group
renewed discussions on a plan to
have formal talks in Havana on
Friday.
Ecuador rejects harboring
Colombia's rebel chief
Ecuadorian Foreign Minister
Francisco Carrion on Friday
denied that the chief of
Colombia's largest rebel group,
the Revolutionary Armed Forces
of Colombia (FARC), was hiding
in Ecuador, terming the
criticism baseless.
Cuba Exposes US
Blockade Tightening
Cuba"s Mission to
the UN denounced the
intensification of
the US blockade
against the Island
through a second
version of an
annexation plan.

COLOMBIA:
Rebels, Government
Urged to Tackle
Plight of the
Displaced
A draft agreement on
forced displacement
proposed by civil
society groups to
the Colombian
government and the
leftwing National
Liberation Army (ELN)
may open up possible
solutions to one of
the most serious
problems generated
by the armed
conflict in
Colombia.
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