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Friday 06
July 2007, San José, Costa
Rica
Emergency Declared For
Limón and Northern Zone
The rains of the last
day have affected more
than 2.000 people in the
areas of Limón, Heredia
and the northern zone.
Quintavalle and
Four Others Wanted For Questioning
Italian businessman,
Matteo Quintavalle, continues up to his
neck in legal problems following his
popularity of the last couple of months,
when he first announced his plans to buy
a soccer team.
Wal-Mart Opens Megastore
Today
Looking for something to
do today? The new
Hipermas megastore in
Escazú opens its doors
today at 9:30am.
Live Earth Will Be
Broadcast on Radio Dos
Radio Dos will broadcast
live tomorrow's Live
Earth concert featuring
various artists to give
cause to global warming.
The concerts have the
intent of bringing
together more than 150
of the world's most
popular music acts and
drawing a worldwide
audience of 2 billion
people, making it one of
the largest global
events in history.
It’s do-or-die time for
Scotland, Costa Rica at
U-20 World Cup
As the fourth and last
qualifying nation from
the CONCACAF region,
Costa Rica’s fate in the
group stage of the FIFA
Under-20 World Cup might
have been predictable.
But more - and it’s not
a stretch to state much
more - was expected from
Scotland, the 2006
European silver
medallist.
Nicaragua to Continue
Energy Rationing
Nicaragua's
electro-energy system
registered a deficit of
110 megawatts on
Thursday, which means
that 12-hour power cuts
will continue, an
official source said.
Nicaragua Denies Onus of
Weapons Seized
Nicaraguan Police and
Army denied their
responsibility for a
cargo of weapons made in
Israel, seized in
Spain's Port Algeciras,
with the Central
American nation as final
destination.
Latin America Unity
Forum in Panama
An analysis on cultural
identity and regional
integration puts an end
to the Jose Marti and
Latin American Unity
Forum in the Panamanian
capital on Thursday.
Five Honduran Provinces
on Dengue Alert
The propagation of
dengue fever in Honduras
caused local health
authorities to decree a
state of alert in
another four departments
in this Central American
nation Thursday.
Chile says Fujimori
still could be deported
Chilean President
Michelle Bachelet said
on Thursday that former
Peruvian President
Alberto Fujimori could
still be deported
despite his candidacy
for Japan's upper house
elections.
SCIENCE:
350 Degrees is Bathwater
to These Animals
PUERTO AYORA, Galapagos
Islands, Ecuador ,
(IPS) - Marine
scientists returned to
the Galapagos Islands
this week to celebrate a
discovery that Charles
Darwin never dreamt of:
bizarre animals that
live in total darkness
around active deep-sea
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