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The Long
Wait For Cellular Lines is
Almost Over: Lines Go On Sale
Dec 5
For those who have been waiting
for a cellular telephone line,
the wait has gotten shorter, now
down to days, as the Instituto
Costarricense de Electricidad
(ICE) announced that Monday
December 5, 250.000 new GSM
lines will be made available.
Taiwan Entrepreneurs
Encouraged To Invest In Costa
Rican Tourism
Taiwan's tourism and hotel
industries are encouraged to
invest in Costa Rica and to take
advantage of generous subsidies,
Gina Guillen, the
director-general of
international promotion of Costa
Rica, said in Taipei Tuesday.
Alabama Fugitive Captured in
Costa Rica
A former Tallapoosa County
boarding school employee accused
of widespread sexual crimes
against children in Alabama was
arrested Tuesday in Costa Rica,
where he had been working as a
school teacher under a false
name, authorities said Tuesday.
Rottweilers
Don't Need A Passport, Said
President Pacheco
"Rottweilers do not need a
passport", were the words of
president Abel Pacheco,
referring to the mortal attack
of a Nicaraguan by two
Rottweilers on November 10 in
Cartago, at the weekly press
conference at Casa Presidencial.
Fish Truck Used to Transport
Cocaine
Following a long and hard
investigation, that included
following the subjects around
for a time, agents of the
Sección de Estupefacientes del
Organismo de Investigación
Judicial (OIJ), detained three
men and a woman for drug
trafficking.
Has The Cold Got To You Yet?
Well, better take out that extra
sweater, because the Instituto
Meteorológico Nacional (IMN)
says that cold winds and rain
will continue at least until the
weekend.
Banco Elca Assets To Be
Auctioned
What ever happened to Banco Elca?
The private bank that the
Consejo Nacional de Supervisión
del Sistema Financiero conociera
un estudio elaborado por la
Superintendencia General de
Entidades Financieras (SUGEF) -
the banking regulator - shut
down last year?
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