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Honduran Crisis Talks In Costa Rica Today
The stage has been set, literally, outside the private home of Costa Rican, Oscar Arias, where talks by representatives of deposed Honduran president Manuel Zelaya and the country's de facto government  will meet and announce their progress by the end of the day.

Costa Rica Now With 11 Deaths From AH1N1 Flu Virus
The number of deaths from the AH1N1 flu virus in Costa Rica has now reached a total of 11, continuing the one death per day average of this week.

Convicts In Costa Rica Prison Defraud Victims With New Scam: Raffles
Being locked up behind bars of the La Reforma prison hasn't stopped criminals from separating the unsuspecting from their money, with the latest scheme, offering raffles for appliances and even food baskets. The Organismo de Investigaci๓n Judicial (OIJ) reports during the first six months of this year there have been 77 complaints of fraud by convicts in La Reforma.

ISA World Surfing Games To Bring Tourists to Costa Rica
Costa Rica, the world’s foremost leader in ecotourism, is gearing up to host the 2009 ISA Billabong World Surfing Championship in Playa Hermosa July 31 – August 9, 2009.

BMC Shifting Long-Term Focus to Brazil and Costa Rica
US developer BMC Software will be shifting its focus in Latin America to Brazil and Costa Rica, the company's Latin America general director Elํas Cedillo told BNamericas.

Colombian Independence Day Celebrated In Costa Rica Sunday
Colombians in Costa Rica are getting ready for the big party to celebrate their country's independence this Sunday, though the official independence day is Monday, July 20.

Honduras' deposed President Manuel Zelaya arrives to attend a news conference in Managua, Friday. Allies Zelaya say U.S.- backed talks in Costa Rica this weekend may be the last chance to avert a clash, perhaps even civil war. Zelaya is expected to make another forced attempt to return to Honduras today. [AP Photo/Esteban Felix]


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The autopista General Canas in the San Jose-Alajuela direction will be closed between the Juan Pablo II and La Castella until 5am Monday.
 
 
 
CRISIS IN HONDURAS: Day 21
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Zelaya: Soon Return to Honduras
Caracas - Honduran President Manuel Zelaya reaffirmed Friday he will soon return to his country to join his people in the fight against Honduran coupists and to restore constitutional order.

Ortega Slams Honduras Coup Threat
Managua -  The Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega denounced provocations of Honduran coup organizers to create an armed incident in his country.

Venezuela Donates Nicaragua 100 Houses
Managua -  A total of 100 houses of the type called "Petrohouses", donated by Venezuela to the people of Nicaragua will be delivered on July 19 on occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution, said Nicaraguan engineer Marvin Zeledon here Friday.

UN Rapporteur in Guatemala
Guatemala - Leandro Depouy, UN Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers, is starting a visit to Guatemala on Friday, the third this year as an observer of the justice system.
 
 
 
 
Chavez Decries Honduran Theft
La Paz - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez denounced in this capital the depletion of millions of the Honduran State coffers by the coup leaders, led by Roberto Micheletti.

Colombia Seizes 1.7 Tons Of Cocaine
Bogota - The Colombia army arrested 8 suspects and seized 1.7 tons of cocaine in the central-east province of Meta, a military report said Friday.

US Pulling Out from Manta Base
Quito - The United States stopped Friday its operations at the Manta military base, on the Ecuadorian coast, and started the process for its definitive withdrawal from that military camp, occupied since 1999.

Bolivia Praises 5 Countries Links
La Paz -  The Bolivian Defense Minister Walter San Miguel praised Friday the links between his country's armed forces and his peers in Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela and Argentine.
 
 

COSTA RICA:
Sanctuary for Colombian Refugees

People fleeing Colombia receive protection and assistance in Costa Rica. But integration is difficult, and the refugees continue to face threats from paid killers sent from the war-torn country they fled.
 

 
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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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