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Janina del Vecchio, the new minister of Segurdiad. [Ilustration Byron Moreno. Al Dia]

 
  Stay Green ... 10 Ways Hotel Guests Can Make A Difference
You don't have to trot the globe to be an eco-friendly traveler. While green travel usually is associated with visits to tropical retreats in places like Costa Rica or Belize, it's possible to be a responsible guest much closer to home.
 
  Teledata Networks Wins $12.5M Multiservice Access Network Project from ICE
Teledata Networks, a leading global provider of innovative Multiservice Access solutions for NGN (Next Generation Networks), has been awarded a us$12.5M project from ICE, Costa Rica's National Electricity and Telecommunications company.
 
Inside Tip: Driving The General Cañas
Keep clear of the right hand lane of the General Cañas, the so called highway between La Sabana and the airport and the busiest in the country.  Click here for more tips
 

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Long-Lived Costa Ricans Offer Secrets to Reaching 100
At the age of 101, Abuela Panchita is still a social butterfly. The centenarian, who lives on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, has a solid support network of friends and family, which includes a son in his eighties who visits her every morning on his bicycle.
 
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Sunday 27 April 2008, San José, Costa Rica

Costa Rica Suspends Legal Cooperation With US
Costa Rica has suspended legal cooperation with the United States and filed a diplomatic protest over what it called the "disrespectful" treatment of its Fiscal  General, Francisco Dall'Anese, at the Miami International Airport.

Bean Producers Concerned
The food crisis that is affecting the world is beginning to be evident in Costa Rica as rice producers have asked Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias, to declare a state of emergency that would reactivate national production.

Protest For Peace
Looking for justice, family members and friends of victims of crime marched together for peace on Saturday. Parents who lost a child and those who lost a brother, sister, husband, wife and friend all gathered in a shared pain.

Students To Attend School After Hours and Saturdays To Make Lost Time Due To Strike
According to Ministerio de Educación Pública (MEP), public high school students will be required to make up the 22 lost school days by putting extra hours during the week and Saturdays, all caused by almost four weeks of the teachers strike.

35 Years Later, Father of Cell Phone Looks Back, Ahead
Martin Cooper, 79, recalls the rush to build the cell phone back in the early 1970s. As a general manager at a small wireless communication company called Motorola, he remembers hearing that AT&T was pursuing cellular technology for car phones.

Road To Limón Closed Today As Work Crews Continue Paving Lines
Work on ruta 32 continues this weekend, forcing the entire closing the highway that leads to Limón between 9:00am and 3:00pm, as work crews continue to paint lines and install reflectors.
 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Nicaragua Plans Cuba Solidarity
The Nicaraguan Solidarity with Cuba Coordinator meets today to plan the 50th celebration of strength, struggles and victories of the Cuban people against the empire, informed Edgardo Garcia, president of the organization.

9 Killed In Honduras Prison Riot
Nine prisoners were killed during a riot at a prison in northern Honduras Saturday, according to news reaching here from Tegucigalpa.

36 Prisoners Tunnel Out Of Brazilian Jail
A group of 36 prisoners tunneled their way out of a prison in northeast Brazil Saturday morning, said Brazilian officials.

U.S. Ex-UN Ambassador Seeks Help From Venezuela For Hostage Release
U.S. former UN ambassador Bill Richardson met with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Saturday to seek help for the release of three U.S. hostages held by Colombia's largest rebel group.

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LATIN AMERICA:
Eliminating Poverty at Low Cost
The success of pioneering efforts to reduce inequality and poverty using relatively few resources has led to an expansion in Latin America of direct aid, targeting the most vulnerable families, especially in rural areas.

 

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