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Monday 03 September
2007, San José, Costa
Rica
"Si" Vote Picking up
Momentum
According to the latest
Unimer poll, the "Si"
vote is gaining the
advantage for the
referendum on the
Tratado de Libre
Comercio (TLC) - free
trade agreement with the
United States - that is
just a little over a
month away.
Christmas Has Arrived in
Costa Rica
While North Americans
today celebrate Labour
Day and thoughts of
Christmas is far, far
away until Thanksgiving
day at least (November
in the U.S and October
in Canada), Christmas is
here in Costa Rica and
at some stores has been
for for several weeks.
Heavy Rain
Predicted Starting This Afternoon
Though Hurricane Felix will not make it
to Costa Rica, the effects of the
hurricane will be felt, however.
Jacó To Inaugurate Beach
Cleaning Machines
The Central Pacific
Coast Chamber of
Commerce will
inaugurating a Beach
Cleaning Machines on
Thursday.
Hurricane
Felix Aims at Central
America, Will Miss Costa
Rica
Potentially catastrophic
Hurricane Felix is
blowing quickly westward
across the Caribbean Sea
towards Honduras and
Nicaragua. The National
Hurricane Centre in
Miami measures the
storm's maximum
sustained winds at 165
miles per hour with
higher gusts.
Iran, Nicaragua FMs
underscore NAM
Iran's Foreign Minister
Manouchehr Mottaki has
said the Non-Aligned
Movement is the most
vital political
foundation in developing
states.
Panamanians Support
Cuban 5
Panamanian political,
social and trade union
organizations, as well
as figures and academic
friends of Cuba demanded
Sunday the release of
five Cuban
anti-terrorist fighters
unfairly imprisoned in
the United States.
Main Candidates Close
Campaign in Guatemala
A week before the
Guatemalan elections,
candidates are winding
up Sunday massive
campaigns in this
capital, to attract the
vote of those indecisive
people in a very fierce
contest.
Felix to Hit Honduras
Coast Tuesday
Hurricane Felix,
upgraded to category 2
storm on the Saffir-Simpson
scale, might hit the
coast of Honduran
Mosquitia Tuesday
strengthened to category
3, the National
Meteorological Service
SNM reported Sunday.
Cuban Vaccines Appeal to
Vietnamese
Having learned about the
power of Cuban vaccines
in a medical lecture
Friday in northwest
Vietnam, hospital and
health directors, as
well as physicians, want
to use them to benefit
the Vietnamese people.
Nicaragua's Soviet-Era
Missiles Locked in Limbo
At a secret location
somewhere in Nicaragua,
shoulder-fired missiles
capable of taking down a
jetliner lie behind
heavy fencing and locked
double doors.
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