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Alpizar Was A Calm Man;
Family Making Arrangements For
Repatriation
Though the widow of Rigoberto
Alpizar, the Costa Rican born
man who lived in the United
States and gunned down at the
Miami airport by US Marshals,
doesn't still understand what
really happened to her husband,
the process to repatriate the
body to Costa Rica is almost
complete.
Chefs and Engineers With
Better Opportunity for Work
ThanDoctors, Ministero de
Trabajo Says
According to Ministro de Trabajo
(Labour Minister) Fernando
Trejos, chefs, computer
engineers and medical assistants
are the jobs and careers with
the greatest opportunity in
Costa Rica. The Minister said
that there is a shortage of
professionals in those three
areas.
Most
Criminals Are Costa Ricans and
Not Foreigners As It is
Perceived, Reports Says
Things aren't always what they
seem. The majority think that
crimes in Costa Rica are
committed by foreigners
(especially Nicaraguans), the
fact is that the majority of
those charged for crimes are
Costa Ricans, according to the
latest report by the Programa de
las Naciones Unidas para el
Desarrollo (PNUD).
New Cellular Lines Go Public
Thursday
Haven't gotten your new GSM
cellular line yet? What, did not
have a reservation? Not to
worry, becauce begging this
Thursday, the Instituto
Costarricense de Elecetricidad
(ICE) will be making the lines
available to anyone who makes a
request.
Vannessa Receives Final
Environmental Approval
Vannessa Ventures Ltd.
announced that its wholly owned
subsidiary Industrias Infinito
S.A., has successfully concluded
the environmental permitting
process for its Crucitas gold
project located in North Central
Costa Rica.
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