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In A Race To Obtain Your Costa Rican Drivers License
If you have been thinking of obtaining your Costa Rican drivers license now is a good time to do so, for come September 23, 2009 the fine for driving without a license or an expired license will be ¢106.800 colones and points that will be added to your license if and when you obtain one.

AH1N1 Vaccine Possible In Costa Rica In November
One of the world’s leading drug firms says it has managed to produce the vaccine for AH1N1 weeks ahead of schedule. Novartis says trials, that includes 784 Costa Ricans, are expected to prove positive and will start producing the vaccine by the autumn.

Central America Agriculture Affected By Honduras Crisis: Ministers Meeting in Costa Rica
Central American, Caribbean and Mexican ministers of agriculture will analyze on Friday in Costa Rica effects of the Honduran political crisis on business and the regional integrationist process.

ICE Ask For Annulment Of Approved Electrical Rate Decrease
Like a spoiled child not happy with a parental decision, the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) is seeking to overturn the decision of the Autoridad Reguladora de Servicios Públicos (Aresep) to reduce electrical rates by 7.2%.

New Partnership Seeks to Reform Real Estate in Latin America
Craig Williamson, President of ERA Real Estate in Latin America and Chairman of the Green Building Council of Costa Rica, and Frank Biden, brother of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Director of a major philanthropy in Central America.

Oscar Marenco and Melina D'alolio, members of the Playa Grande Development Association, speak about the future of Las Baulas National Park at Playa Grande, Costa Rica. Marenco and D'alolio said they hope for a positive solution to protect the park, which was established in 1995 to preserve the nesting grounds of the endangered Leatherback sea turtle, but Costa Rica's government does not have the us$500 million dollars necessary to pay for the expropriation of the 691 acres of private property within the park boundaries, according to Costa Rica's environmental authorities. [AP Photo/Kent Gilbert]

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 62
 
Zelaya's Followers Urge To Boycott Elections in Honduras
Tegucigalpa - The followers of the ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya on Thursday called on people to reject and boycott the general elections scheduled for Nov. 29.

Cuba Official Daily Condemns U.S. Embargo Continuation
Havana - The new U.S. administration has come under fire for its continued embargo against Cuba, in place since 1962, in an article in the official Cuban daily, Granma, on Thursday.

Abortion Advocates Claim Nicaragua Violating Human Rights By Denying Abortion.
One of the world’s largest abortion advocates joined the onslaught against Nicaragua’s decision to ban abortion in two recently published Spanish language reports. Ipas, known for distributing the manual vacuum aspirator – a device used to perform early term abortions, particularly in countries where it is illegal – is claiming that Nicaragua is violating women’s human rights.

Nicaragua Reactivates Health AH1N1 Emergency Plan
Managua - Nicaragua has reactivated its A/H1N1 emergency plan less than a month after it ended due to a re-outbreak of the influenza pandemic.
 
 
 
 
U.S., Argentine Officials Meet On Planned U.S. Military Bases in Colombia
Bariloche, Argentina - A senior U.S. official met Thursday with Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana to discuss the controversial U.S. military bases in Colombia.

Colombian President Denounces Murder Of 12 ndigenous
Bogota - Colombian President Alvaro Uribe denounced Thursday the murder of 12 indigenous people in the southern coastal state of Nariño.

Brazil's First Nuclear Submarine To Be Launched in 2021
Brasilia - Brazilian Defense Minister Nelson Jobim confirmed Thursday that the country's first nuclear submarine jointly built by Brazil and France would be sent to water in 2021.


Venezuelan Police Dismantle Drug Labs

Caracas - Venezuela's Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) and National Anti-drug Guard (ONA) dismantled four drug labs in Zulia state, on the country's western border with Colombia, authorities said on Thursday.
 
 

NICARAGUA:
Literacy Goal Met – Further Education Planned

After an intense two-year literacy campaign, Nicaragua has managed to reduce the number of people who cannot read and write to below four percent of the adult population, from nearly 21 percent.

 

 
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Rocking Time
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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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