Incofer Looking To Concession Train Service
Costa Rica's state rail administrator, the Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles (Incofer), is looking to concession San José's urban train in 2007, the Spanish language newspaper La Prensa Libre quoted Incofer president Miguel Caravaguíaz as saying.

San Sebastian Rotonda To Have An Overpass
In the coming weeks construction is to begin on the overpass at the San Sebastián rotonda, one of the busiest round abouts on the Circunvalación - rind road - on the south side of San José.

Costa Rica Opens New Embassy in Tel Aviv
Costa Rica opened its new embassy in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv on Friday, relocating its diplomatic headquarters after 24 years in Jerusalem, the Foreign Ministry announced.

Pastor Found Naked On The Street Says He Was Victim of Assault
The pastor of a local church group who found drugged and semi naked in the streets of Barrio Cuba on Thursday, assures that he is a victim of an assault.

Costa Rica Places Second In Openess to Foreign Trade
This year, Costa Rica places second in Latin America in relation to the opening of the economy to foreign trade, according to the Latin American Globalization Index of the U.S. Latin Business Chronicle.