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Government Proposes To Open Competition In Electrical Energy Production
The government on Wednesday laid out its plan to break the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) monopoly on electricity, introducing the Ley General de Electricidad which allows competition in the market.

San José Airport Certified By US As Secure
The Juan Santamaría International (San José) airport has been certified by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in the United States as a "secure" airport.

Profits Down At Costa Rica Airport Duty Free Shops
The duty free shops at Costa Rica's two international airports have fallen victim to the world economic crisis as profit has dropped from ¢4.3 million dollars in 2007 to ¢3.2 million in 2008.

Soccer Fans In Costa Rica To Get New Tickets For Mexico Game
Costa Rican soccer officials have decided to reissue tickets for the Mexico game, a critical World Cup qualifying game, after reports that the market is flooded with counterfeit tickets.

Teacher Researches Coffee Farming in Costa Rica
Shawn Modar, of Bethel Park, doesn't like coffee. But during a week-long research trip to Costa Rica, he forced himself to sample some, only to spend the night wide awake.

Paralyzed US Woman Holds Hope In Costa Rican Treatment
TEMPE, AZ -- It was May of 2007, when Trish Stressman was paralyzed from the chest down during an ATV accident in Mexico with her husband.

How To Indulge in Some Earth-Friendly Pampering in Costa Rica
Ever wonder where this whole sustainable travel, eco-tourism trend got its legs in the first place? As I learned during my family vacation, it was the formerly impoverished banana republic of that Costa Rica almost single-handedly spawned the concept back in the 70s.

The Avenida Cental in downtown San José is the first location in a recycling campaign by the "Muni" (the municipalidad de San José). The British built system allows users to discard their waste in specially marked containers which are the emptied out by specialized equipment for processing at the recycling plant.
 

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.
 
 
 

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Dominican Republic For More Pressure on Putschists
Santo Domingo - Dominican President Leonel Fernandez proposed on Wednesday to intensify the pressure on the de facto regime in Honduras by suspending its membership of the Central America Free Trade Agreement with the United States and the Dominican Republic (CAFTA-DR).

World Day against Honduran Coup Convoked
Tegucigalpa -  Organizations of the Honduran civil society convoked to a world day of protest for August 28 against the military coup in Honduras and the complicity of US intelligence with the coupist regime.

Raul Castro Meets Panama Ex President
Havana -  Cuban President Raul Castro met with former Panamanian statesman Martin Torrijos, to analyze several issues of interest to both countries, the island's media reported Wednesday.

Nicaragua Plans Meat Exports To Russia From 2010
Managua - Nicaragua plans to supply 12,000 metric tons of beef and pork products to Russia annually from 2010, the country's agriculture and forestry minister, Ariel Bucardo, said on Thursday.
 
 
 
 
Planned U.S. Military Bases In Colombia Increases Regional Tension
A U.S. deal on military bases in Colombia is pitting Bogota against many neighboring countries, which feared the bases would threaten their national security and heighten regional tension.

Ecuador Says "Dialogue Process" Sssential To Solve Rift With Colombia
Quito - Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Fander Falconi said Wednesday that Ecuador and Colombia should adopt a "dialogue process," rather than merely a handshake, to stagger out of their diplomatic impasse.

The Bolivarian Revolution will Not Stop, Chavez
Caracas - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez highlighted that the opposition members will not defeat the Bolivarian Revolution, although they surround this country with 7,000 US bases.

Peru Reaffirms Treaty of Ancon In Addressing Territorial Disputes
Lima - Peruvian Foreign Minister Jose Garcia Belaunde reaffirmed the Treaty of Ancon (1929)'s role in addressing territorial disputes related to former Peruvian territories on Wednesday.
 
 

Fidel Castro: I Wish I Were Wrong!
The leader of the Cuban Revolution Fidel Castro, writes that he read in awe press items on the United States domestic policy where it is evident there has been a systematic declining influence of President Barack Obama.

 

 
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Often when planning a trip, you can do a little too much of well – planning. Ruining your vacation like pulp ruins a glass of OJ. Its not juice. Researching where to stay and what beaches to visit, you strip your travels of any spontaneity and uncertainty.

 
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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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