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100Kms
Of Northern Border Unprotected
More than 100 kilometres of the border between
Costa Rica and Nicaragua are unprotected, The
unprotected border runs between Tiricias de San
Carlos and Remolinito de Sarapiquí. "It is no
man's land and a passageway for
a great number of undocumented",
area residents say
Haiti goalkeeper
Gabart Fenelon,
left, stops a
shot by Costa
Rica's Alvaro
Saborio, center,
as Victor
Cordero (3)
looks on in the
first half of
the 2007 Gold
Cup soccer game
in Miami,
Saturday, June
9, 2007. [Foto: AP
Photo/Alan Diaz] |
.Man And
Donkey Walk The Americas
A year
ago, John Dunham, decided to take a walk through
the Americas.
Villalobos Investor "Assistance" Website
Announced?
Since 2002 the investors of Enrique Villalobos
Camacho and Osvaldo Villalobos Camacho, known as
"the Brothers", have been waiting, anxiously,
ofr news of their investment.
Exports Grew 18 percent
Costa
Rica exported us$8,4 billion from April 2006 to
April 2007, an overall 18 percent increase in
one year, according to data from the Central
Bank.
Pre-Columbian burial
ground
A team
of archaeologists from the National Museum found
a 1,200 year old Indian burial ground in a ranch
near Nicoya, in the western province of
Guanacaste.
GOLD CUP SOCCER:
Haiti
salvages a tie vs. Costa Rica
Alexandre Boucicaut's goal with 18 minutes
remaining in the second half helped Haiti
salvage its second 1-1 tie in CONCACAF Gold Cup
group play Saturday night.
Iran Welcomes Ortega
TEHRAN,
Iran: President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Sunday
he hopes Nicaragua and Iran can work together to
create a fairer world order, as he welcomed
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega for the two
leaders' second visit this year.
Guatemala to Host Jose Marti Forum
Outstanding regional experts confirmed
attendance at the 5th Scientific Conference
entitled "Jose Marti and the 21st Century
Challenges for Central America and the
Caribbean," to begin on Monday, organizers said.
Five
Million Dominicans Affected by Desertification
Seventy
percent of the Dominican national territory and
5 million people are directly or indirectly
affected by desertification, affirms a
scientific study published here.
Cuba
Slams US Policy from Vietnam
The
release of terrorist Luis Posada Carriles
corroborates the current US administration will
maintain its terroristic anti-Cuba policy, Cuban
parliament President Ricardo Alarcon warned here
Saturday.
Ecuador
Funds Peoples Revolution
The
least developed Ecuadorian agricultural sectors
will be benefited with a new economic mechanism
through which the executive will grant massive
microcredits to small and mid-sized farmers and
buy their productions.
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