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Heredia - San José Train Finally Leaves The Station
The Heredia - San José commuter train is now a reality with the inauguration run Saturday morning when the four locomotives and cars purchased from Spain left the Estación al Atlántico in San José bound for the "ciudad de las flores".

Heredia Commuter Train To be Under Watchful Eye Of The Fuerza Pública (Police)
To ensure security on the commuter train service between Heredia and San José which begins Monday morning, the Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles (Incofer) - Costa Rican railway - says the train will be patrolled by uniformed members of the Fuerza Pública (police).

Four More Pregnant Women With The AH1N1 Virus Infection
Following the death earlier this week of a woman who gave birth to twins before becoming a victim of the AH1N1 flu virus, the ministerio de Salud informs that there are currently four more pregnant women in hospital Max Peralta in Cartago, all infected with the AH1N1.

ICE Says Not To Accept Its Cheques As Payment
The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) warns that people should not accept payment by cheques of any kind from the institution following a series of reports of fraud by scam artists.

Cellular Service To Improve In The Coming Weeks, But Don't Bet On It!
The manager of mobile services for ICE, Adolfo Arias, promises that cellular service will get better in the coming weeks.
 

Jessica Umaña, Miss Costa Rica 2009; Michelle Rouillard, Miss Colombia 2009, and Nicosia Lawson, Miss Cayman Islands 2009, (L-R) pose at Atlantis on Paradise Island in preparation for the Miss Universe 2009 pageant in the Bahamas. Miss Universe 2009 will be crowned on August 23. [Foto: REUTERS/Miss Universe Organization]

The New Ley de Tránsito take full effect in Costa Rica on  September 23. Know the rules (in English).  Be Prepared! The 181 page eBook "Shorty's Guide to the 2009 Ley de Transito"  includes: the full "Nueva Ley de  Tránsito text translated into English Click here.
 
 
 

   HONDURAS CRISIS - Day 4
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Honduras Resistance Strengthens
Tegucigalpa -  The popular resistance against the June 28 coup d''Etat is strengthening and increasing, Juan Barahona, one of the main leaders of the movement, stated.

OAS Mission in Honduras to Fail
Tegucigalpa - The next OAS mission in Honduras will lack possibilities of solving diplomatic negotiations to settle the crisis created here after the coup d''Etat, Tiempo newspaper reported Saturday.

Ortega Says Honduras May Try To Provoke Nicaragua
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega claimed Honduras' coup-installed government might try to provoke a border military incident "to distract attention" from international efforts to restore ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

Guatemalan Officer Suspect of Keeping Drug
Guatemala - An unidentified high police command member is suspect Friday of having kept a part of the cocaine shipment seized in this capital August 6.
 
 
 
 
Cordoba Demands Colombia Conflict Solution
Caracas -  Colombia senator Piedad Cordoba affirmed she will demand the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) to issue a Resolution to urge Colombian government seek for a definitive solution to the present conflict in its country.

Venezuela: Poverty Reduced 22.6 Percent
Caracas -  Poverty in Venezuela was reduced by 22.6 percent during the decade of the government of President Hugo Chavez, reported the president of the National Institute of Statistics (NIS), Elias Eljuri.

Chile Investigates Contamination
Santiago de Chile -  The Chilean minister of Health, Alvaro Erazo, ordered determining those responsible for contaminating with lead and arsenic of populations in the region of Arica, attributed to a Swedish mining company.

ALBA To Found Fishing, Aquiculture Company
Caracas - Venezuela and Ecuador will create a Grand-National Fishing and Aquiculture Co. as part of the projects of the Bolivarian Alliance of the Peoples of Our America (ALBA), reported the Ministry of Agriculture and Lands.
 
 

MEXICO: Tequila Leaves Environmental Hangover
Tequila, part of the national identity of Mexico, is invariably present at family celebrations and national holidays. But many are unaware of the bitter taste the tequila industry leaves in the water and soil.

 
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Could Costa Rica Overthrow Its President?
The Honduran legislature decided last week decided that that the president as unfit to govern and Sunday morning a group of soldiers took Manuel Zelaya by force and put on a plane headed for Costa Rica, in a coup d'etat since the Cold War. Zelaya said he was kidnapped by Honduran military officers, who dragged him from his residence.

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