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Scotiabank, as it prepares to complete its integration of Banco Interfin, making it the largest private bank in the country, has begun a publicity campaign to teach Costa Ricans on the pronunciation of its name. The bank's slogan is "Our name is difficult to pronounce, but we make your life easier".
 
  How Green Is My Eco-Hotel?
 Unlike in Canada, Costa Rica and some other countries, no single U.S. agency or organization verifies the credentials of eco-lodging. Nor are there many guidebooks or comprehensive directories devoted to the subject.
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Ceac: 2009-20 generation expansion could cost US$14.7 billion
Central America's power generation expansion plans for the 2009-20 period will cost between US$11.3 billion and US$14.7 billion, according to a newly released 122-page report from the Central American Electrification Council (Ceac).
 
 

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07/07/07: Is This Your Lucky Day?
Those superstitious types who freaked out last year when the calendar read 06/06/06 will have something to smile about on the 7th day of the 7th month, 2007.

 
 
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Sunday 08 July 2007, San José, Costa Rica

"Yellow" Alert For Central And South Pacific Areas
The Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) - national emergency commission - has declared a "yellow" alert for the Central and South Pacific regions.

Work Crews Working At Night To Fill Potholes in San José
Work crews of the construction company Santa Fé will be invading the downtown core in the early morning hours repairing in filling in the potholes of the main streets. The work will be carried out between 2:00am and 5:00am for the next two weeks.

Airport Manager Offers No Solution To Broken Lights
Since 2004, the lights guiding airlines into the Juan Santamaría (San José) International airport have been broken and on foggy nights flights are diverted to Nicaragua and Panama, an inconvenience to travellers as well as the airlines.

VP Blames Former Ambassador For Severance of Taiwan-Costa Rica Ties
Aboard a charter plane to Paraguay, July 6 (CNA) Republic of China Vice President Annette Lu Friday attributed to the country's former Ambassador to Costa Rica, Wu Tzu-dan, the greatest share of responsibility for the severance of diplomatic relations between the two countries last month.

Costa Rica Moves Past Scotland
BURNABY, B.C. –  Canadian Press - Jonathan McDonald, whose name comes from the Highlands, scored in injury time Saturday to give Costa Rica a 2-1 victory over Scotland at the world under-20 soccer championships.

Proposal To Regulate Driving Schools Being Studied
The Comisión de Asuntos Sociales of the Legislative Assembly is studying a proposal to regulate driving schools. As it stands the Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) lacks specific regulations governing driving schools and does not even know how many schools are in operation.
 
LATIN AMERICA

Netherlands Threatens to Withhold Aid to Nicaragua Over Abortion Ban
The Dutch minister of development has warned the government of Nicaragua that his country may withdraw development assistance unless Nicaragua changes its abortion laws, the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-Fam) reports.

First Bid to Widen Panama Canal Awarded
The first bid in a us$5.2 billion dollar project to widen the Panama Canal was awarded on Friday to a Panamanian company, Constructora Urbana SA (Cusa), officials said.

Honduras: Panic Spreads with Dengue
Reports of dengue cases in Honduras has markedly increased over the weekend, with about 5,000 people infected from the classic strain, and over 200 by dengue hemorrhagic fever, health authorities revealed Saturday.

Guatemala for Youth Olympic Games
Guatemala offered to host the first Youth Olympic Games in 2010, after the idea to celebrate such event was approved here.

Cold weather kills 55 children in Peru
Peru's Health Minister Carlos Vallejos said on Friday that a wave of cold snaps has hit most parts of the country and killed 55 children under the age of five.

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