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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Friday 04 March 2005

 

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U.S. Fugitive Detained in Costa Rica
OHL Agrees To Repair All
Investment in Euros Now Available in Costa Rica
Banco ELCA Declared Bankrupt
There Is No List in the Sinaí Case
Private Investment Grew
Procedures at Airport improve

Banco ELCA Declared Bankrupt
The Superintendencia de Entidades Financieras, SUGEF, who intervened the operations of Banco ELCA last June 29, has made it's decision that there is no other choice but to liquidate the operations of Banco ELCA.

To keep it alive some us$28 million dollars are needed. Several buyers had expressed interest to buy the bank, but they have all disappeared, leaving the SUGEF no other alternative than to begin the long and costly process of liquidating the bank.

That was the reason behind the decision by the Consejo Nacional de Supervisión del Sistema Financiero (CONNASIF) to make a petition before the courts and February 28, theJuzgado Primero Civil de San José, declared the Banco ELCA bankrupt.

Banco ELCA president, Carlos Alvarado Moya, is currently in preventive detention following charges presented by SUGEF last year to the Ministerio Público.

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