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Former Immigration Director Authorized Return Of Nazi Collaborator
The Spanish language daily, La Nación, reports that former immigration director, Marco Badilla, authorized the return of Harry Mannil Laul to Costa Rica, who according to the Simon Weisenthal Center, Mannil is a Nazi collaborator.

Miss Costa Rica, Veronica Gonzalez, will be among the 77 women around the world competing form the Miss Universe 2007 crown tomorrow night (May 28) held in Mexico City, Mexico. In Costa Rica, the pageant can be seen live on TNT.

Eliminate Your Computer Viruses or Risk Being Cut Off By Racsa
Tired of spam or unwanted emails? The Radiográfica Costarricense (Racsa) says it is doing something about it and each month, on average, it disconnects 35 users from its internet service because their computers computers contain a virus that generates spam or junk emails.

Teletica To Make Dancing Dreams Comes True
Love to dance? Teletica, starting next month, will make many dancer dreams a reality.

U.S. Groups Donate Bicycles To Aid Poor in Other Nations
A bicycle can change a life in a country where the poorest people have no form of transportation other than walking.

Students to teach in Belize, study in Costa Rica
Although Lloyd High School, in Cincinnati, OH,  biology teacher Jerry Gels makes a trip to Costa Rica each year with students, there's one aspect of the trip that stays new to him.

THe WeeK iN ReVieW - The top stories of the past week  "Green" Emergency Alert in Effect   Cachí Power Plant Back to Full Capacity Thanks to the Heavy Rains   First Child Death To Hemorrhagic Dengue   "Stop Fighting Among Yourselves and Start Competing With Others", Expert Tells Costa Rica   Heavy Rain Causes Evacuation On the South Side of San José   Alcohol Sales Will Not Be Interrupted During Referendum   Law Against Domestic Violence Signed

Latin America Progress in Panama Social Summit
The Alternative Social Summit, to be held in Panama June 3 and 4, intends to become a platform for discussion of proposals on Latin American integral development.

Panama burns over 3,000 kg of illicit drugs 　　
Panamanian officials burned over 3,000 kg of drugs police seized in the country in the past two months, the Judicial Technical Police (PTJ) reported on Friday.

OAS to decide on Demand for Terrorist Extradition
The Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) could decide on Monday if international terrorist Luis Posada Carriles should be extradited to Venezuela, indicated sources of that entity.

Fidel Castro Questions Bush Menace
President George W. Bush has the money he needs to double the sending of US troops to Iraq and continue the massacre, Cuban President Fidel Castro warned in an article published Saturday.

Venezuela on alert against sabotages due to RCTV's closing
Venezuela's National Guard was on complete alert on Friday in the capital to prevent possible sabotages following the closing down of right-wing Radio Caracas television (RCTV).