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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Tuesday 29 March  2005

 

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Is It the Rainy Season Already?
Why the rain? It's not the rainy season yet? were some of the questions being asked yesterday by many when San José awakened with cloudy skies, drizzle and closed with a down pour in the downtown area in the late afternoon.

Was It All a Hoax? Or Just Usual ICE Mishandling?
Some 7.000 people got up earlier than usual, some decided to miss work, in a chance to obtain their cellular service following the announcement published in the local newspapers last week.

New Pharmacy Donates Food to the Needy
The Mexican pharmacy chain, Farmacias Similares who opened their doors in Costa Rica for the first time just a couple of months ago are giving away food to the needy  who visit their pharmacy located on Paséo Colon.

Some 3.000 Nicaraguans Refused Entry
According to Costa Rican immigration authorities, 3.400 Nicaraguans were intercepted by the Policía de Migración and the Fuerza Pública in the last few days as they tried to enter Costa Rican territory illegally.

School To Be Sold at Auction For Non Payment of Debt
For the first time in the history of Costa Rica, some 200 students may be left with a school to go to this Wednesday if the school board doesn't pay up it's debt, as ordered by a local court.

Second Shooting Incident Reported at La Nación
in Less Than a Month

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) today called for a prompt and thorough investigation into two gunfire attacks this month against the facilities of the daily Spanish language newspaper La Nación in San José.

U.S. Hyatt To Build Hotel in Costa Rica
U.S. hotel chain Hyatt plans to build a hotel in Costa Rica. The company has still not chosen the location of the hotel but it could be in the northwestern Guanacaste province or in the capital San José, Hyatt's representative in Costa Rica, Hector Lee, said.

 

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