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Vehicular Restrictions Of San Jose On They Way Back
The vehicular restrictions of San Jose will be back soon, possibly as soon as next week, and with a higher cost for infractions, the Ministerio de obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) made the announcement on Friday.

Costa Rica Now Leader In AH1N1 Deaths In The Region, As It Records Third Death
A 55 year old man is the third AH1N1 flu virus victim in Costa Rica, said the ministra de Salud, María Luisa Ávila yesterday.

Costa Rican Shrimp Prices Fall Due To US Embargo
The price of Costa Rican has fallen drastically as exporters are faced with a closed US market and cannot get the same price locally. The price of shrimp has been falling since May and has hit a new low record of ¢1.000 to ¢1.500 per kilo for the small variety.

It's Vacation Time!
Hundreds of thousands of Costa Rican students are out on vacation during the mid-year school break that began yesterday. School resumes on July 20.

Fractional Ownership – A New Way To Own Property in Costa Rica
Fractional Ownership has been around a long time, especially in the USA where it is a multi-billion dollar industry, but most people in Costa Rica are just becoming familiar with this approach to buying and owning property.
 
Turrialba Cheese Fair,
A Cannot Miss!

For cheese lovers Turrialba is the place to be this weekend, where the Feria del Queso is being held and runs until July 12.
The fair is an opportunity to sample and buy a variety of cheese products, all produced locally.


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Soldiers shielded themselves at the National Congress in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The acting president said he has no plans to return ousted President Manuel Zelaya to power, like protesters want, though Zelaya has vowed to return today (Saturday) and take command of the country.  [Foto:Edgard Garrido/Reuters]

 
4 of 10 Costa Ricans Connected
A study by the Radiográfica Costarricense (Racsa) shows that 45% of Costa Ricans are connected to the internet on a daily basis.
The study shows that 40% of households are connected daily for two hours.
 
 
 
CRISIS IN HONDURAS
Honduran Crisis In Deadlock As Post-Coup Government Unwilling To Reinstate Ousted President
Tegucigalpa - The ongoing political crisis in Honduras has reached an impasse as the post-coup government is unwilling to accept the mediation of the Organization of American States (OAS) to reinstate ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

CRISIS IN HONDURAS
Honduran Interim Government Announces To Quit OAS
Tegucigalpa - Honduras' interim government announced Friday that the country decided to quit from the Organization of American States (OAS).

Strong Quake Rocks Panama
Panama - A strong earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale rocked the Panama City at 1:49 a.m. local time Saturday (0649 GMT), but there are no reports of casualties so far.

Isolated Nicaragua Senses Opportunity in Honduras Crisis
For Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, whose government has been on the defensive since last year's alleged electoral fraud, the military coup in Honduras has presented a golden opportunity to go on the offensive.
 
 
 
 
 
Colombia Disarms 1,371 Rebels In First Half Year
Bogota - The Colombian government said on Friday that as many as 1,371 anti-government guerrillas were disarmed in the first half of this year.

Venezuela Decries Anti-Honduran Campaign
Caracas - The media campaign to distort the truth about Honduras was denounced in Caracas on Friday by Chair of the Venezuelan Parliament Committee on Science, Technology and Social Communication, Manuel Villalba.

Argentina Applying A(H1N1) Measures
Buenos Aires -  Health minister of Argentina, Juan Manzur received his first support for a series of measures to combat the epidemic of A(H1N1) flu through a cooperation commitment from two important branches of the private sector.

Brazilian Air Force Denies Mistakes In Air France Flight 447 Case
Rio de Janeiro -  Brazil's Air Force released a statement on Friday in which it denies any errors in the Air France Flight 447 case, and said it warned the Senegalese air traffic control that the Air France's Flight 447 was heading to.
 
 
 
CUBA-US:
Frosty Relations No Bar to Communication

HAVANA  (IPS) - Cuba and the United States are poised to resume talks on migration issues any time now, although the five Cuban agents imprisoned in the U.S. remain "a formidable obstacle" to normalising bilateral relations, according to Cuban parliament president Ricardo Alarcón.
 

 
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Settle For a Slowdown
There are times when all you want from your vacation is to move slower than a narcoleptic construction worker. If embracing the Kenny Chesney motto, "no shoes, no shirt, no problem" sounds awfully good, look no farther than Samara Beach, Costa Rica, a perfect beach town where the clocks don’t work.

 
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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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