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Thursday 16  August 2007, San José, Costa Rica

Tsunami Warning Caused Panic in Costa Rica's Pacific Coast
he possibility that a tsunami could reach the shores of Costa Rica, sent thousands of people scurrying to higher ground from Playa del Coco on the Northern Pacific coast to Quepos and Manuel Antonio, following the 7.9 earthquake in Peru.

Thousands Without Water After Truck Hits Watermain
The ruptured water main running along the bridge west of Casa Presidencial in Zapote caused a tremendous traffic nightmare for thousands of motorists who travel the cirncuvalación from San Pedro to Zapote and thousands of area residents who were left without water until later yesterday afternoon.

Lorin Hollander, Pianist, Speaker, Educator Coming To Costa Rica
One the considered best pianist in the world, Lorin Hollander, will be visiting Costa Rica to promote music education, according to the ministra de cultura juventud y deportes (MCJD), Elena Carballo.

Thriving on Cattle Blood, Vampire Bats Proliferate
Vampire bats living in Costa Rica are growing in number as they are sucking their blood meals from cattle rather than wild rainforest mammals, a snack swap based more on accessibility than taste.

 
LATIN AMERICA

Tsunami Warning Caused Panic in Costa Rica's Pacific Coast
he possibility that a tsunami could reach the shores of Costa Rica, sent thousands of people scurrying to higher ground from Playa del Coco on the Northern Pacific coast to Quepos and Manuel Antonio, following the 7.9 earthquake in Peru.

Thousands Without Water After Truck Hits Watermain
The ruptured water main running along the bridge west of Casa Presidencial in Zapote caused a tremendous traffic nightmare for thousands of motorists who travel the cirncuvalación from San Pedro to Zapote and thousands of area residents who were left without water until later yesterday afternoon.

Lorin Hollander, Pianist, Speaker, Educator Coming To Costa Rica
One the considered best pianist in the world, Lorin Hollander, will be visiting Costa Rica to promote music education, according to the ministra de cultura juventud y deportes (MCJD), Elena Carballo.

Thriving on Cattle Blood, Vampire Bats Proliferate
Vampire bats living in Costa Rica are growing in number as they are sucking their blood meals from cattle rather than wild rainforest mammals, a snack swap based more on accessibility than taste.

 

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COLOMBIA:
Uribe Prepared to Sign Agreement with ELN
The Colombian government has essentially opened up its exploratory talks with the National Liberation Army (ELN) to civil society representatives, while saying it is "willing" to sign an initial agreement with the rebel group. If the proposal is successful, it could mean the release of as many as 200 kidnap victims held by the guerrillas.


 

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