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"Intelligent" San Jose Traffic Lights Not So Intelligent In The West
The "intelligent" traffic lights installed in San José have not been so intelligent on the west side of the city for the last six months, being totally disconnected from the network's control centre.

Rise In Layoffs Expected For July and August
Economists consider that the critical months in terms of unemployment in the country will be in June, July and August.

Paving Of Costanera Sur Between Quepos and Dominical Begins
The work to pave the last 42 kilometres of the Costanera Sur betwem Quepos and Dominican began yesterday (Saturday).

Fuerza Pública Needs To Better Recruit Officers, Says Director
In less than six months some 120 police officers have been linked to serious crimes, including the sale of drugs, assaults, illegal confiscations and murders.

Calderón's Wife Nominated For Legislative Seat
Gloria Bejarano, the wife of former Costa Rican president, Rafael Ángel Calderón, will be running for a legislative "curul" (seat) for the PUSC party in the 2010 presidential elections, as confirmed at the party assembly meeting yesterday held at the Ramada Plaza Herradura hotel.
 
Ofelia Reategui, a Peruvian living in Costa Rica, makes a large basket with newspapers a her house in La Union de Tres Rios. Reategui said she recycles newspapers and magazines to produce handicrafts with the goal of contributing to the protection of nature and having an economic means to face the financial crisis.
[Foto: Juan Carlos Ulate]
 
 
 
 
Foreign Tourists In Honduras Head For Home Amid Worries Over Political Situation
Tegucigalpa - A large number of foreign tourists are leaving Honduras due to worries that the upcoming referendum in Honduras may add new elements of uncertainty to the country's political situation, local newspaper El Heraldo reported Saturday.

UN Concerned about Honduras Unrest
United Nations -  UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, voiced his concern over political unrest in Honduras, and urged conflicting parties to restrain over an upcoming constitutional referendum.

Guatemala Organizations Back Honduras
Guatemala - Two Guatemalan organizations came out in support of the Honduran people and President Manuel Zelaya, faced with threats of a coup d''Etat, on Saturday.

Taiwan President To Visit Central America Amid China Opposition
Taipei (AFP) -- Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou is scheduled to leave for Central America Monday, his second visit to the region in a month, to shore up ties with allies there, his spokesman said Sunday.

 
 
 
 
Colombia: When Uribe Meets Obama
On Monday, the president of Colombia Álvaro Uribe will come face to face with president Barack Obama. The meeting is scheduled at a very sensitive moment for Colombia.

Venezuela Anti-Drug Program
Caracas - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez implemented the 2009-2013 National Anti-Drug Program to deter trafficking.

Brazil Navy To Honour Crashed Air France  Victims With Frigate Ceremony
Brasilia - Brazil's Navy will honor the victims of Air France flight by holding a ceremony on a frigate next Monday, a local report said Saturday.

Ecuador Solidarity With Cuba
Quevedo, Ecuador - The Ecuadorian Movement in Solidarity with Cuba is celebrating its National Assembly here Saturday, and will discuss actions to increase friendship and support to the Caribbean Island.
 
 

HONDURAS:
Referendum Row Rocks Democracy

Honduras is caught up in a crisis following the dismissal of the head of the armed forces for refusing to provide logistics and security for a non-binding referendum called by President Manuel Zelaya for Sunday, the legality of which is disputed by the courts and the opposition.

 

 
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Waterfalls and Gardens
Think Costa Rica only boasts fun and excitement on her coasts?
Think again. The Spaniards did name this country “rich coast”, but don’t make the mistake so many others do and forget to examine all that luscious space in-between.

 
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10 words you will hear in Panama, but may not find in your dictionary
Here are some words that you are sure to hear during your visit to Panama, but may not find in your dictionary. Balboa: (ball-bo-a) , Interior: (in-tear-e-or) , Chiva: (che-va), Diablo Rojo: (dee-ah-blo row-ho) and many more. I would be surprised if you did not hear (and perhaps wonder about) at least one of these words during your trip to Panama!

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