Legislator's Speak Motivates Woman to File Sexual Harassment Charges
Federico Tinoco Carmona, a legislative member of the Partido Liberación Nacional (PLN) categorically denied the accusations of sexual harassment against him by a former assistant, who says she was fired because she refused his sexual advances.

Fugitive Number 31 Caught
American, Michael Forchemer, who has been living in Costa Rica since 2002, is fugitive number 31 that has been caught in Costa Rica while being sought by U.S. authorities

No Joke, Gasoline To Drop Again
No joke, gasoline prices will keep falling, says the Refinadora Costarricense de Petróleo (Recope), who yesterday filed a request with the Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (Aresep) for a reduction of ¢32 colones a litre, for both super and regular.

Costa Rican Church Against Globalization
Central American ecclesiastics, politicians, and businesspeople participating in a forum convened by the Catholic Church, condemned the effects of globalization and privatization Friday, which they declare foment unemployment and poverty.

Arab League Praises Costa Rica For Their Stance Towards Israel
The Arab League has praised highly the position of some Latin American countries towards Israel, Jordanian press sources have revealed.

Francisco Is Not "Panchito"
Doña Angela Potosme. "Panchito's" mother, had her illusions dashed yesterday after learning that a DNA test revealed that the boy she named Francisco is really Edar Alberto García Núñez.

25.000 Cellular Customers Cut Off By Mistake
The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) confirmed yesterday, that an error in their system, has cut service to 25.000 GSM cellular customers and that by last night it had not been able to restore service.

"113" Information Directory Calls Will Cost Tomorrow
Beginning tomorrow, calls to 113 - information directory - will no longer be free of charge.