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

 

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Is It the Rainy Season Already?
Was It All a Hoax? Or Just Usual ICE Mishandling?
New Pharmacy Donates Food to the Needy
Some 3.000 Nicaraguans Refused Entry
School To Be Sold at Auction For Non Payment of Debt
Second Shooting Incident Reported at La Nación in Less Than a Month
U.S. Hyatt To Build Hotel in Costa Rica

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.

According to the report, the capture of the illegals occurred in the northern border control posts at Peñas Blancas and Los Chiles in the last few days of Semana Santa.

Immigration also reports that 10.200 persons entered Costa Rican legally at the northern control points during the last few days, an increase of almost 6% over the same period last year.

As far as those leaving Costa Rica through the same control posts, slightly over 10.000 departures were registered, a reduction of 26% over 2004.


 

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