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No Jail For First Time
Drunk Drivers!
The new Ley de Tránsito has been a
controversy since its approval in December
2008. During the past several weeks, the
controversy has increased as the full effect
of the law went into effect on March 1,
2010, and the promised amendments never took
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/ Central America
NICARAGUA
Sandinistas Lead in
Regional Elections In Nicaragua
MANAGUA - The Sandinista Front for National
Liberation (FSLN) leads on Monday most of
Caribbean municipalities, according to the
first official information about the March 7
regional elections.
EL SALVADOR
Dengue Cases Increase
in El Salvador
SAN SALVADOR - A total of 1965 cases of
dengue, including 46 of hemorrhagic type,
were recorded this year in El Salvador, said
today Health Minister, Maria Isabel
Rodriguez.
EL SALVADOR
Salvadoran President To Meet Obama
WASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama will hold a meeting at noon today with Salvadoran peer Mauricio Funes in the White House.
HONDURAS
Honduras Women Murders
Rise, Worrying
TEGUCIGALPA - Increase of violence is
nowadays women's main worry in Honduras,
where more than 400 were killed in 2009 and
most of those responsible remain unpunished.
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New
Ley
de
Tránsito:
First
World
Law
on
Third
World
Roads
For
the
first
time
in
all
my
years
of
driving
in
Costa
Rica
my
eyes
yesterday
were
focused
on
the
speedometer
and
the
road
ahead,
watching
for
traffic
cops
with
a
radar
unit.
The
new
Ley
de
Tránsito
had
a
great
effect
on
my
driving
habits,
which
overnight
had
to
change
drastically.
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The Apple iPad
Steve Jobs, founder of
Apple this week
introduced the iPad, a
handheld tablet that is
a larger version of the
iPhone without the
telephony feature.
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