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Tránsitos
Coninue Their
Work To Rule
While the
officers of the
Policía de
Tránsito
continue with
their “lapiceros
caídos” (work to
rule) in protest
of the
government's
delay in paying
their salary
adjustment,
officials of the
Ministerio de
Obras Públicas y
Transportes (MOPT)
say they are
making an effort
to get
authorization to
pay.
Fines Of
¢300.000 For
Allowing
Breeders Of
Dengue
Not disposing
properly old
tires and
maintaining
empty lots
littered with
trash that could
be a breeding
ground for
Dengue carrying
mosquito, could
cost the owner
of the land
dearly, as the
ministerio de
Salud, working
with
municipalities,
is taking action
to clean up the
lot and pass on
the cost.
Stay in Touch! Rental
GSM & 3G Phones, Data & SIM Cards, Prepaid
Phones & SIM Cards.
College of
Engineers Faces
Off With
Autopistas
The lines are
drawn, each side
is of the yellow
line is digging
in its heels,
while the
government
analyzes the
reports from
both sides of
the San José -
Caldera.
Colonoscopy
$9,000 in U.S. –
$350 in Costa
Rica
Video segment
about a retired
Detroit
meteorologist,
with a high
deductible for
his health
insurance, who
turned to
medical tourism
in Costa Rica
for a common
procedure.
Quotes for a
routine
colonoscopy in
the U.S. were as
high as $9,000,
but only $350 in
Costa Rica.
APR Energy
Renovates School
in Barranca,
Costa Rica
APR Energy (APR)
has recently
completed a
renovation
project on the
Escuela
Ciudadela
Kennedy, a
primary grade
school located
in Barranca,
Costa Rica.
Dollar Exchange
On The Slide
After holding
steady for more
than a week, the
US dollar
exchange began
sliding this
week, falling
more than ¢12
colones in the
last couple of
days.
3G Internet Down
For Hours On
Thursday
If you couldn't
connect with
your 3G, either
by cell phone or
data card, you
were not alone
as the Instituto
Costarricense de
Electricidad
(ICE) system was
down between
noon and 3pm on
Thursday.
Gasoline Prices To
Drop In July
Today, the Autoridad Reguladora de Servicios
Públicos (Aresep) will begin hearings for a
reduction of gasoline prices of up to ¢25
colones a litre that will take effect the
middle of July.
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