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New Immigration Regulations Go
Into Effect Today, But Who Will
Enforce Them?
Today, the changes to the Ley de
migración y extranjería
(immigration law) go into
effect, however, there won't be
anyone there to enforce it,
according to the Immigration
director, Mario Zamora, for lack
of sufficient officials and
financial resoursex.
Nicaraguans Fear Massive
Deportations
For many Nicaraguans, both in
Costa Rica and in their
homeland, the new immigration
law that comes into effect today
is terrorizing.
Online
Gambling Companies Seek to
Remain in Business After BoS
Closes
Costa Rica's online gambling
companies said Friday they will
lobby the government to remain
open despite the closure of
BetOnSports.com because of legal
problems in the United States.
Colombian Guerrilla's Wife Also
A Murderer
The woman, who the "guerrillero"
of the uerzas Armadas
Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC),
Héctor Orlando Martínez Quinto,
married to legally stay in Costa
Rica, is also a killer and is
currently serving time in the El
Buen Pastor women's prison.
Wife
Killer To Remain Behind Bars
Luis Fernando Burgos did not get
his wish yesterday, as judge
Isable Porras, denied his
petition for house arrest for
his preventive detention after
being detained for the murder of
his wife, Maureen Hidalgo.
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