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Álvaro Saborío dashed the hopes of the thousands of Salvadorans that made the trip to see last nights soccer match between Costa Rica and El Salvador at the Ricardo Saprissa staiidum, with a penalty kick that gave the Ticos a 1-0 victory. Costa Rica now advances in CONCACAF qualifying.

 

Costa Rica: Mud, Monkeys And Macho Men
It was one of those things I was glad to have done, even if I did watch most of it through my fingers. It was fiesta season in Santa Cruz, Costa Rica, and the whole town was out in force to celebrate its culture and its cowboys.
 
Latin Women in Costa Rica Seeking Single Men For Romance And Marriage!
  GBM Looks To Bill US$200 Million This Year
Costa Rican IT integrator General Business Machines (GBM) is expecting to bill US$200 million this year, the company's marketing & operations manager Francisco Montesinos told Business News Americas.
 

 
Inside Tip: Walking the Romeria
If you decide to make the walk to Cartago, here a few basis common sense recommendations.  Click here for more tips
 

Daily Ero-tica!

A New Cold War in the Caribbean?
Ever since the Monroe Doctrine, the U.S. has seen the Caribbean in the way that the Romans viewed the Mediterranean: Mare Nostrum, Our Sea.The bad news: it ain't our sea anymore, gringos.?
 

Signs Of Costa Rica
The search for some of the funniest and weirdest signs around Costa Rica is on. Get out your camera or cell phone and send us your shots. All photos and credit will be published here. Click here to see the entries. Send your photos to: [email protected]
 
 
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Thursday 21 August 2008, San José, Costa Rica 
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Calderon Guardia Hospital Workers On Indefinite Strike
The workers of the hospital Calderón Guardia yesterday morning began a four hour work stoppage that escalated to an indefinite strike, pressuring the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS) to reinstate the three fired hospital administration officials.

President Arias Admits Asking His Friend The Dalai Lama To Postpone Visit
Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias, admitted yesterday that he wrote a letter to the Dalai Lama asking him to cancel his visit to Costa Rica on September 10.

ICE Acquires Additional Broadband Internet Connection
Costa Rica now has an added internet connection, guaranteeing fast and continued connectivity to the rest of the world.

How It Cost! Costa Rica beats El Salvador 1 - 0 On Penalty
Forward Alvaro Saborio scored on penalty in the first minute of the second half Wednesday to give Costa Rica a 1-0 victory over El Salvador in the semifinal round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying.

Alleged Fraudster Living Large in Costa Rica
With the Absolute Poker and UltimateBet cheating scandals still very much centre stage for the online poker player community, it's perhaps not surprising that characters allegedly involved in the scandal attract media coverage whenever they surface.

 
LATIN AMERICA

Panama, Colombia Explore Relations
PANAMA -  The 13th Meeting of the Bi-national Commission to be held on September 1-2 will focus on relations between Panama and Colombia.

Venezuela, Argentina Begin Construction of Railway Linking Their Capitals
CARACAS - The governments of Venezuela and Argentina Wednesday launched a project to construct a railway that will connect Caracas with Buenos Aires at a ceremony in Caracas.

Colombian Government Says FARC Victims Apply For Reparation
BOGOTA - Most victims who have applied for reparation are those affected by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the governmental Committee of the Armed Conflict Victim's Reparation in Colombia said Wednesday.

Brazil Authorizes Extradition of Colombian Drug Dealer To U.S.
RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazil's Minister of Justice Tarso Genro approved Tuesday night the extradition of Colombian drug dealer Juan Carlos Ramirez Abadia to the United States, local media reported Wednesday.

Demonstrators Block Highways In Bolivia
LIMA - Demonstrators opposing the government of Bolivian President Evo Morales Wednesday blocked three highways connecting the east and west of the country.

SPECIAL REPORTS

NICARAGUA:
US Fourth Fleet Treads Fine Line
he newly reactivated U.S. Fourth Fleet began its operations in Latin American waters with a humanitarian mission that made its first stop in Nicaragua, before heading on to six other countries of the Caribbean and Central and South America.
 

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