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Costa Rica Seeks Answers Over
Shooting
Costa Rica will seek an
explanation from US authorities
over the killing of a Costa
Rica-born man by US air marshals
on a plane in Miami, President
Abel Pacheco said yesterday.
Witnesses in Miami Airport
Shooting Differ on Whether
Alpizar Made Bomb Threat
A troubled man, a tense standoff
and only seconds to decide
whether to shoot or wait. It's a
difficult but common situation
for police officers and others
with a gun and a badge.
Corcovado National Park Closed
Following Unusual High Death
Rate of Monkeys and Tucans
Authorities this closed the
Parque Nacional de Corcovado (Corcovado
National Park) after an unusual
number of monkeys were found
dead. Biologist Álvaro Ugalde,
director of the park, said that
they were surprised several
weeks ago when the monkeys and
the "tucanes" (tucans) were
dying.
Do You
Know Your Neigbour? Maybe You
Should.
Not knowing your neighbour could
cost you to lose everything
inside your home or business, as
the case of a man who rented
retail space next to a jewellery
store so that he could rob it.
Sydney Braced for Tough Night
Against Saprissa
Goalkeeper Clint Bolton believes
he will be in for a busy time
when Sydney FC takes on Costa
Rica's Deportivo Saprissa in the
opening match of the FIFA Club
World Championships in Japan on
Monday night.
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