Foreign Minister Tovar Says There 99 Good Reasons Why Ticos Have Access To The San Juan River
During his last press conference, Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores (Foreign Minister), Roberto Tovar Faja, spelled out 99 fundamental reasons why Costa Rica has the right to navigate the río San Juan, the river that divides the two country.

Domestic Violence Bill Rejected By Constitutional Court
It's been more than five years and it has been before legislators five times with the last round that saw it pass first reading and then didn't make it to the Legislature floor for second reading. This last round saw the "domestic violence" bill sent to the Constitutional Court, which yesterday declared the bill "unconstitutional".

San José Vehicular Restrictions And Commuter Train Will Continue, Incoming Ministers Say
The new government of Oscar Arias, which will be sworn in on May 8, says that it will continue with the vehicular restrictions in San José for the next two months at least, while it studies the results. The restrictions are scheduled to end on May 8.

10.000 TDMA Cell Lines Will Be Made Available Next Week
Cellular telephone users in Costa Rica know well the difference between a TDMA and GSM line. Well, not the technical differences, but the differences in coverage in certain areas in the country.

Costa Rica Players To Be Abstinent During World Cup
Costa Rica's national soccer team will live a chaste regime during the soccer World Cup in Germany, while the Brazilians travel with their wives and girlfriends, said the Costa Rica Football Federation (Fedefutbol) on Wednesday.