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Tuesday 20 November
2007, San José, Costa
Rica
Nicaraguans
Anxious To Work in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is getting
ready to be invaded by Nicaraguans, but
this time not led by filibuster William
Walker, but, rather ready to provide the
necessary manual labour that Costa Rica
desperately needs.
Road to Caldera One Step
Closer to Completion
Construction on road to
Caldera is set to begin
in January as the the
last hurdle facing the
completion of the road
was overcome yesterday
with the green light
from the Contraloría
General de la República
(Comptroller's office).
Costa Rica Hosts
Aeronautics Conference
Costa Rica is being host
to a conference uniting
aeronautical
representatives from
Latin America and Spain
to share information on
the topic.
Maná Rocks Costa Rica
Tonight
Maná, the Mexican
pop/rock group will take
to the stage tonight at
the Ricardo Saprissa
stadium to play they
latest album "Amar is
Combatir" (To Love
Is To Fight) that
includes some of their
more recent hits like
"Labios Compartidos".
Third Week of Panama
Health Strike
Striking public health
physicians and the
Panama government, in a
standoff for 14 days,
began Monday without any
sign of resolving the
conflict, while patients
prepare a demonstration
demanding prohibition of
health sector strikes.
Nicaragua to
Decriminalize Gay Sex
Consensual gay sex will
no longer be a criminal
offence in Nicaragua
under a new penal code
due to come into effect
on March 2008. The
surprise news was
announced earlier this
week by the Nicaraguan
National Assembly,
reports La Prensa,
Nicaragua's leading
daily newspaper.
Colombia's Main Armed
Rebel Groups Meet in
Venezuela
Colombia's two
main armed rebel groups
have shared information
about their negotiations
with the Colombian
government during a
meeting in Venezuela, a
spokesman from one of
the groups said Monday.
Fidel Castro: The
Conversation with Chavez
Cuban President
Fidel Castro revealed
details of the
conversation with his
Venezuelan counterpart
Hugo Chavez during the
2002 coup d'etat and the
Ibero-American Summit
held in Chile.
Venezuela, Iran to Work
Against U.S.
The
presidents of Venezuela
and Iran said Monday
that they will defeat
U.S. imperialism
together, noting that
the fall of the dollar
is a prelude to the end
of Washington's global
dominance.
CUBA:
Popular Education
Transforms Women’s Lives
"I have the spirit of a
15-year-old girl, and
the wisdom of a
66-year-old woman," says
Felicia Pérez, who
recovered her joie de
vivre after attending a
handicrafts course, and
became a promoter of
urban values and the
creator of a crafts
workshop in her own
neighbourhood.
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