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An Alajuela resident group, Vigilantes de Costa Rica, uses Facebook to rid their neighbourhood of transvestites and prostitution on their streets by publishing photos and videos of the "travestis" applying their trade and their customers. Click here for story.

Ley de Tránsito Reforms Will Be Decided This Week
The Ley de Tránsito will again be the topic of discussion by the Legislative Assembly as legislators begin next week to tackle the work left behind by their predecessors when they failed to reach consensus to approve the reforms to the traffic law that went into effect on March 1, 2010.

San Carlos To Have Its Highway In 36 Months
The residents of San Carlos have been waiting a long time, but soon they will have their road, or at least that is the latest in a series of promises by former governments.

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Homosexual Group Cling To The Fight Against The Referendum
The possibility of a referendum to allow homosexual marriages, is ever closer. The referendum is to be included in the year end municipal elections if proponents of the bill manage to obtain the number of signatures required by the Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE).

Gasoline Dropping ¢5 Colones By Mid Month
Gasoline prices will be dropping in the coming weeks with the approval on Friday of a decrease of ¢5 colones a litre by the Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (Aresep).

ICE Facilitates Outstanding Amounts On Telephone And Electricity Bills
Knowing what you owe on your telephone bill - both cellular and fixed line - and your electricity bill is as close at the palm of your hand.

Community Group Uses Facebook To Rid Their Barrio Of Transvestites And Prostitution
A group of citizens in Alajuela concerned of the proliferation of transvestites invading their neighbouroods providing sex to customers on the streets, is using Facebook to fight back.