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Autopista General Cañas westbound (San José - Alajuela)  over the Virilla bridge to be CLOSED  from 5m Saturday to 6 am Monday!

General Cañas Westbound Completely Closed Again This Weekend
The bridge over the river Virilla on the autopista General Cañas continues to be a headache for motorists daily as repair after repair and constant closures, including a complete closure of the highway, fails to solve the problem.

Costa Rica Chosen For Testing AH1N1 Vaccine
Costa Ricans may be one of the first to try the vaccine being developed to combat the AH1N1 flu virus. A group of 784 Ticos will form part of a world study, which will be under the charge of the Instituto de Atención Pediátrica (IPED) headed by infectologist Adriano Arguedas Mohs.

Caja-Fischel Trial Entering Final Phase
The long drawn out Caja-Fichel trial could enter its final phase today with the Fiscalía asking the judges of the Tribunal Penal de Goicoechea the sanctions for the accused, if found guilty.

Mexico, Costa Rica Sign Co-Operation Agreement
Mexico and Costa Rica reached an agreement on cooperation on Thursday, according to a statement by Mexico's president's office. The agreement, that covers cooperation in such fields as education, science and tourism, was signed by Mexico's President Felipe Calderón and his Costa Rican counterpart Oscar Arias in Costa Rica.

Costa Rica's Top 15 Unpublished or Under-Published Travel Deals
(PRWEB) - Costa Rica is more affordable than ever thanks to low airfare and hotels catering to discerning, cost-conscious travelers by offering unprecedented discounts and specials.

An oil pipeline saved the life of Luis Ramírez when his truck left the road near the Recope (oil refinery) installations in Puntarenas. [Foto: Gabriela Solano]


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   HONDURAS CRISIS - Day 33
 
Honduran Justice Ministry Prosecutes Deposed President
Tegucigalpa - The Honduran Justice Ministry on Thursday prosecuted ousted President Manuel Zelaya and former Minister of the Presidency Enrique Flores Lanza for falsification of public documents.

Honduran Troops Attack Peaceful March
Tegucigalpa Honduran army soldiers and riot police agents attacked on Thursday a peaceful march by people opposing the military coup, along the Carretera Panamericana, a road which links the capital with the country's northern area.

National Civic Strike in Honduras
Tegucigalpa -  A new national civic strike of the state sector, with marches, seizure of roads and public institutions characterized Thursday the 33 national day of peoples resistance to the military coup in Honduras.

Ousted Honduran FM Complains Inadequate U.S. Response
Managua - Ousted Honduran Foreign Minister Patricia Rodas Thursday urged Washington to do more to ensure the reinstatement of deposed president Manuel Zelaya.
 
 
 
 
Venezuela Accuses Colombia Of Risking Regional Peace
Caracas - The Venezuelan government on Thursday accused Colombia of putting South America's peace and stability at risk by allowing the United States to establish military bases in its territory.

Venezuela Accuses U.S. of Blocking Refinery Buying
Caracas - Venezuela on Thursday accused the United States of blocking the country's negotiations with the Dominican Republic on buying a refinery company from the country.

Chavez, Lula Concerned About Latin America Situation
Caracas - Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez and his Brazilian peer Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva shared their concern about the coup in Honduras and the threat that entails to establish military bases in Colombia.

Brazil Ready To Have Woman President, Says Chief of Staff
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil's Chief of Staff and likely presidential candidate Dilma Rousseff said on Thursday that she believes the country is ready to have a female president.
 
 
 

NICARAGUA:
Zelaya's Followers at Risk of Humanitarian Emergency

The huge number of supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya who have flocked to a small farming town in the north of Nicaragua have caused a social emergency that could spiral into a full-fledged humanitarian crisis, said United Nations officials visiting the area.
 

 
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Rocking Time
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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