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GE Money To Close Offices in Costa Rica, Transfer Services To BAC
GE money said it will close its 16 offices located around the country as of October 1 and will transfer its operations to the Red de Pagos de Credomatic and BAC San José, who between them have more than 200 branches and points of sale.

Costa Rica’s Oil Bill Cut in Half
Costa Rica’s oil bill fell 53% between January and August, compared to the same period in 2008, due to the sharp drop in oil prices, falling vehicle imports and a general decline in economic activity, state refinery Refinadora Costarricense de Petroleo (Recope) said Sunday.

More Than ¢19 Billion To Be Spent For 2010 Presidential Elections
The Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE) says it will spend some ¢19 billion colones (us$3.19 million dollars) for the 2010 presidential elections in a race that kicks off officially on October 7 and the voting on February 7, 2010.

Cartago Potato Producers Upset Over Imports
Cartago potato growers are upset with the import of 2 container loads of potatoes from the United States, fearing that the imported product will affect them negatively.

Brazil Demolishes Costa Rica At U20 World Cup
(AP) - Alan Kardec scored twice Sunday to help Brazil beat Costa Rica 5-0 at the under-20 World Cup. The Brazilians comfortably outplayed the Costa Ricans for most of the Group E match, and were three goals up at the break.

Costa Rican Post Office To Export Its Expertise To The World
Costa Rica will share with the world the successful experiences accumulated by Correos de Costa Rica - Costa Rica's efficient post office - through the "Costa Rica Best Practices".

Honduras Suspends Civil Rights, Bans Protests as Talks Stall  
Honduras' de facto leader Roberto Micheletti announced that the ban of protests for 45 days and suspended other civil rights as talks to end a three- month long political crisis stalled and supporters of ousted President Manuel Zelaya planned rallies for today.  On Sunday, Micheletti also ordered the expulsion of the OAS mission intended to help restart talks that stalled after Micheletti refused to restore Zelaya, one of 11 points in a proposal by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias
 
 
 
 
Honduras Interim Government Expels Most Members of OAS Delegation
TEGUCIGALPA  - Head of Honduran post-coup authorities Roberto Micheletti on Sunday ordered to detain the five members of an Organization of American States (OAS) delegation for six hours and then expelled four of them, delegation member John Biehl said on Sunday.

Brazil Not To Accept "Ultimatum" From Honduran Interim Government
PORLAMAR, Venezuela - Brazil will not accept "an ultimatum" from the interim government set up in Honduras after the coup of June 28, said Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Porlamar, Venezuela on Sunday.

Legislative Candidate Gunned Down in Honduras
TEGUCIGALPA - A legislative candidate for the PINU-SD party was gunned down in Tegucigalpa, police said, adding that the killing was not related to the political crisis in Honduras.

Guatemalan Police Seize Pseudoephedrine, Arrest Four
GUATEMALA - Guatemalan authorities seized a pseudoephedrine shipment worth $2.6 million and arrested four Hondurans who were transporting the substance, the National Civilian Police, or PNC, said Sunday.

Panamanian Orgs Promote Solidarity with Cuba
PANAMA -  Panamanian organizations of solidarity with Cuba evaluated support program to the largest of the Antilles, as part of denouncing actions against American blockade against the Island, informed official sources Sunday.
 
 
 
 
Ecuador and Colombia to Start Talks Aimed at Normalizing Relations
NEW YORK – The governments of Ecuador and Colombia said they will begin a process of “direct dialogue” next month with a view to normalizing their diplomatic relations.

Priest Goes Missing in Southwestern Colombia
BOGOTA – A parish priest in the southwestern Colombian town of San Agustin went missing after leaving for a mission in the surrounding rural area, ecclesiastical officials in the region said Saturday.

Venezuela To Inject $4 Billion to South Bank
PORLAMAR, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced Sunday that his country will invest 4 billion U.S. dollars in the newly created South Bank to set in motion the financial institution.

Ecuador to Buy Warplanes from South Africa
QUITO – The Ecuadorian armed forces are negotiating to buy 12 Cheetah C fighter jets from South Africa, the press reported Thursday, citing Defense Minister Javier Ponce.

 

SOUTH AMERICA-AFRICA: Coming Together to Fight Poverty
A declaration that puts an accent on the positions of the developing South and expresses a renewed commitment to cooperation in the fight against poverty and for development was signed by the leaders who met over the weekend in the second South America-Africa summit, on the Venezuelan island of Margarita.

 
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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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