Traffic in downtown San José on Friday was a total nightmare. The heavy rain storm, coupled with a number of closures of several important arteries - Avenidad 8, 10 and 12 - by the municipality held vehicles trapped for hours. The closures are part of the Municipalidad de San José to carry out road improvements, which is usually done on weekends, but for some unknown reason, the closures were applied Friday afternoon. [Foto: Randall Sandoval] |
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Visitors
Continue To Be
Target Of Crime
What’s so
sad about this
article is that
the message has
been written
many times
before,
published in all
of the English
as well as
Spanish press
and yet Costa
Rica’s revolving
door of setting
criminals free
just adds up to
bigger and
better crime.
Costa Rica Leads
Central America in Information Technology
Costa Rica
leads in Central America in information
technology according to the World Economic
Forum and Insead Business School, one of the
world's leading and largest graduate
business schools.
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International Text Messaging
Court Sets Free
22 Accused Of
Violence
Protests In
Limón On
Thursday
The Juzgado
Penal de Limón
set free 22 of
the protestors
alleged to be
behind the
violence in
Limón on
Thursday,
preferring to
hold on to one
women, who will
be preventive
detention.
US Embassy
Donates
Equipment To
Catch Child
Molesters And
Pimps
Agents of the
sex crime unit
of the Poder
Judicial have
some new modern
tools to catch
childe molesters
and pimps,
thanks to a
donation by the
United States
Embassy in San
José.
Legislators
Close Term
With Kisses,
Hugs and Songs
It was time to
say goodbye.
Amid hugs,
handshakes,
kisses and even
some tears,
after four years
in the
legislature, it
was time for
legislators to
move on and make
way for a new
group that over
the job of
lawmaking in
Costa Rica.
Arias Thanks
China For The
New Stadium
Before the
downpour on
Friday, Costa
Rican president,
Oscar Arias,
visited the
construction
site of the new
national stadium
to thank the
Republic of
China for the
donation of what
will be the most
modern stadium
in Central
America, at a
cost of us$83
million dollars.
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