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Nicaraguan police majors Vilma Reyes, left, and Glenda Zavala show packages containing cocaine to reporters at a police station in Managua. According to the Nicaraguan police, 1,140 kilograms of cocaine were seized during a police operation at the border with Costa Rica. [
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And that is why places like Costa Rica are adult playgrounds, spawning a tremendous boost in eco-tourism. A trip to Costa Rica brings a heartfelt reminder of why we should focus on saving this amazing planet.
 
Latin Women in Costa Rica Seeking Single Men For Romance And Marriage!
  How I made It: Ricky Thomas, Founder of Petmeds
After a couple of years heading the IT department at the spread-betting firm IG, Ricky Thomas felt burnt out and decided to quit. He was on holiday when he spotted a business opportunity.
 
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No pessimist ever discovered the secret of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new doorway for the human spirit.



 
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
 

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Buying Foreclosures in Costa Rica
Property foreclosures are just as common in Costa Rica as are anywhere else, and as always, they are an excellent option for a serious investor.
 

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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Fiscal General Says He Would Step Down If He Is The Stumbling Block To Getting the Organized Crime Bill Approved
The Fiscal General, Francisco Dall’Anese, said he is ready to step down from his post if legislators approve a law to combat organized crimes.

Red Alert Continues in Guanacaste
Although the situation is getting back to normal in the province of Guanacaste after many communities were under water last week, a "red" alert continues for the area, as well for the Pacific coastal areas of the Puntarenas province.

Recope Has Yet To Apply Diesel Fuel Subsidy
According to the ministro de Hacienda (Finance minister), Guillermo Zúńiga, the Refindora Costarricense de Petroleo SA (Recope) - state refinery - must ask for the ˘10 billion colones it was promised by the government to subsidize the cost of diesel fuel by ˘85 colones a litre.

Free Trade With Panama
Costa Rican legislators voted unanimously for a free trade agreement with Panama. This accord, which still needs a second vote, would ease commerce with the neighboring nation, which is Costa Rica’s sixth trade partner.

First-Known Footage Of Rare Frog
An incredibly rare frog has been filmed for the first time, scientists believe. The red-eyed stream frog is found in Costa Rica, but it is now thought to be critically endangered.

Costa Ricans Make Their Mark on Firefox
Two young Costa Rican engineers won the international contest to create the best music tool that can be added to the Firefox Internet browser.

 
LATIN AMERICA

Panama's Ruling Party Begins To Elect Presidential Candidate
PANAMA - Panama's ruling Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) opened polling stations on Sunday to elect its presidential candidate for the general election scheduled for May 3, 2009.

Panama Marks Torrijos-Carter Treaty
PANAMA -  Panama marked on Sunday the 31st anniversary of the Torrijos-Carter Treaty which gave the Central American country full control of the Canal.

Venezuela Postpones Jointly Military Exercise With Russia
CARACAS - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced Sunday that a series of joint military exercises with Russia, originally scheduled for mid-November, will be postponed.

Venezuela To Send More Humanitarian Aid To Haiti
CARACAS - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Sunday that Venezuela will send more humanitarian aid to Haiti which has lately been affected by hurricanes Fay, Gustav and Hanna.

Lula for Integration, MERCOSUR
BUENOS AIRES - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva voiced his commitment to regional integration and the strengthening of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur).

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Tourist learns A Few Safety Tips The Hard Way
PLAYA Del COCO-  I felt safe enough strolling the beach alone past midnight in this resort town - I was right in front of my hotel, there was a police station two blocks to the right and there were several people hanging out on the beach.

 

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