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Catholic faithful collect Holy Water at the Basilica de Los Angeles in Cartago. As many as two million pilgrims will make the religious pilgrimage this week to pay their respects to Costa Rica's patron Saint,  La Virgen deLos Angeles, know as 'La Negrita,' who is believed to perform miracles. [Foto:Kent Gilbert]

 

  When in Costa Rica, take the bus
On a bus traveling through the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, I sat next to a young, Los Angeles MBA. He told me, "If you think this is beautiful, you should check out Costa Rica."
 
  Global Crossing Completes Pacific Cable Access
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nternational IP connectivity solutions provider Global Crossing has completed the landing of its new fiber optic submarine cable in southwestern Costa Rica's Puntarenas province, Global Crossing said in a statement.
 

 
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Driving To And From Santa Ana On The Pista

With the commencement of the work on the new highway to Caldera, the Autopista Próspero Fernández.. 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.?
 
Latin Women in Costa Rica Seeking Single Men For Romance And Marriage!

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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COSTA RICA

Inflation To Hit 14% This Year And Not 8% As Forecast in January
The Banco Cental de Costa Rica (BCCR) - Central Bank - has revised its forecast for this year's inflation to 14% and not the 7% to 9% forecast in January.

Brazil, Costa Rica Call For Latin American Unity To Face Global Crisis
Brazil and Costa Rica have urged Latin American countries to unite in the face of the global financial and food crisis.

35% Discount Offered To National Tourists
An intensified campaign to spur local tourism beginning in August will mean discounts of up to 35% during the low season and 20% in the high season for Costa Rican nationals.

Do You Speak English? Maybe Not If You Teach It In Costa Rica
Less than 10 percent of English teachers in Costa Rica's public schools and colleges have a good command of the language, according to the Ministerio de Educación Pública (MEP) - Ministry of Public Education.

Mother's Day Retail Season in Full Swing
August is the second best month for retailers, as the get ready for Mother's Day on August 15, topped only December's Christmas buying season.

Parade On Sunday Will Say Goodbye To The Cows
Sunday the cows of the "Cow Parade" will leave San José in a special parade beginning at 9:30am from the Purdy Motor on Paseo Colón to the Parque Central in the heart of the city.

 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Nicaragua to Change Energy Scheme
The government of President Daniel Ortega is taking firm steps to change Nicaragua's energy scheme to overcome the chaos inherited from 16 years of neoliberal administrations, an official said.

Honduras Holds Petrocaribe Agriculture Summit
Honduras is the venue on Wednesday for the 1st Agriculture Ministerial Summit of Petrocaribe, held to determine how member states will benefit from a fund created with the sale of Venezuelan oil.

OAS In Renewed Bid To Effect Resumption of Ecuador-Colombia Ties
The Secretary-general of the Organization of American States (OAS), Jose Miguel Insulza, met with Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa here Wednesday in a renewed attempt to persuade him to resume diplomatic ties with Colombia.

NAM Supports Chavez's Stand Against U.S.
Officials from 118 countries attending the 15th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) conference in Tehran have voiced their support for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's stance toward the United States, Venezuelan Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.

Brazilian Culture Minister To Step Down
Brazil's Minister of Culture Gilberto Gil, one of the country's most important and well-known musicians, announced on Wednesday that he intends to resign.

SPECIAL REPORTS

CENTRAL AMERICA:
Backsliding on Human Rights
Central America is backsliding badly on human rights issues, and social unrest could flare up into civil wars like those experienced in the last decades of the 20th century, according to a new report on Human Rights and Conflicts in Central America 2007-2008.
 

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