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No Money To Repair Avenida Segunda, Admits Transport Minister Although repairing the road surface of Avenida Segunda was a priority once the La Uruca radial was completed, the Ministra de Obras Publicas y Tranportes (MOPT), Karla González, admits there is no money to carry out the work. No Economic Crisis At Zapote The forecast of a bad economic year around the corner has not stopped the biggest party of the year, as thousands continue to flock to the Zapote Fair in San José without a care, filling the bars, rides and the "redondel" to see the bull fights that began on December 25. Heavy Rains Isolate 6 Northern Towns The heavy rains that began falling late last week have caused flooding, left six towns isolated and damaged at least 150 dwellings in rural areas in northern Costa Rica near the border with Nicaragua, the Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) reported. Why Go To Costa Rica For Medical Care? US and Costa Rican medical tourism agency Health Choices International has developed answers to perennial questions they are asked by potential customers. Costa Rican Cyclist Brenes Wins International Tour of Costa Rica Costa Rican cyclist Gregory Brenes won the 44th edition of the international Tour of Costa Rica on Sunday, completing 14 stages with a time of 36 hours, 28 minutes and 42 seconds (36:28:42).

Latin America Condemns Israeli Air Attacks on Gaza
Many Latin American countries on Sunday condemned the Israeli air strikes on Gaza, which killed at least 285 people and injured more than 900. They urged immediate talks between Israel and Palestine to end the violence.

Nicaragua Turns To Wind Power, Builds 19 Windmills
Managua - nergy-starved Nicaragua is turning to wind as it tries to reduce its dependence on oil-based power. In January, the country will begin operating 19 windmills that have the potential to generate 40 megawatts of energy.

Red Cross Mediating FARC Hostage Release
Bogota - The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said Sunday it has held talks with the Colombian government and guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) on the release of six people in FARC captivity.

Drug Trade Destroying Peruvian Forests
Lima - Drug trafficking has destroyed around 2 million hectares of forests in Peru, Environment Minister Antonio Brack said Sunday.

Chavez: Crisis Has Spared Venezuela
Caracas - The ongoing international financial crisis has spared Venezuela, said President Hugo Chavez, who claimed his country is getting ready to face any future impact.

Colombia’s Wish List For 2009
As a new year rises on the horizon, many of us feel compelled to reflect upon the year that comes to an end, and create a list of wishes and goals for the year that is about to begin. Knowing that we probably won’t fulfill all of our wishes, we are encouraged to dream big, and, at the end of the year, see what we have gotten and what we didn’t.
 

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