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Chelles, A Landmark Gone
A fire in downtown San José yesterday morning levelled the building that housed the Soda Chelles located on Avenida Central on the eastern boundary of the boulevard.

Holy Week With Less Deaths on the Roads
This year, with the effort of the Transit Police, less people died on the roads than last year. A total of eight persons died in traffic accidents compared to 15 in Semana Santa of 2004.

Toledo For President? Maybe, As He Announces His Candidacy for the PUSC Nomination
Ricardo Toledo, former Minister for the Presidency and a close friend of President Abel Pacheco, decided to stop the "I don't know" and "maybe" and declared his candidacy for the presidential nominee for the Partido Unidad Social Cristiana (PUSC).

Tourist Finds 50Kg of Coacaine in Limón Beach
A Brasilian tourist, with only hours in Costa Rica, got the surprise and scare of his life, when he found a bag lying on the beaches of Puerto Vargas in Limón,

Calderón Goes Home
Wednesday morning the Tribunal Penal de Hacienda rendered it's decision on the appeal by former president Rafael Angel Calderón and decided to let the former president trade his jail cell in La Reforma prison for the comfort of his home.

Osvaldo At Home?
There are unconfirmed reports that - maybe because of the Holy Holiday - Osvaldo Villalobos has been allowed to celebrate this time with his loved ones. (And since that party of investors would be excessively large, he may have been sent home to his immediate family instead...)

Costa Rica defeats Panama 2-1
Roy Myrie scored the decisive goal in the final seconds as Costa Rica beat Panama 2-1 on Saturday in a CONCACAF World Cup qualifying match.

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