Government Readying For TLC Approval
Tomorrow, the government of Oscar Arias Sánchez faces the toughest challenge of its eight months as the Legislative Assembly becomes ground zero for the Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) - the trade agreement between the United States and the Central American nations and the Dominican Republic,known outside of Costa Rica as CAFTA-DR.

Teletón Reached Goal
As of late last night, the total raised by this year's "teletón" reached ¢302.241.068 colones (us$586.800 dollars), surpassing the goal of ¢300 million colones set by the organizers.

PLN and ML Parties Breaking Up
Following an eight month pact between the Liberación Nacional (PLN) and the Movimiento Libertario (ML), the handshake between the two parties is becoming less common with each passing day.

Arias Criticized Wall
Speaking before the delegates of the 35 nation members of the Organization of American States (OAS) last week while on his visit to Washington, President Oscar Arias criticized the wall between Mexico and the United States.

Ticos Become Nicas To Obtain Work
For many young Costa Ricans, for one reason or another, could not complete their studies in Costa Rica, opting to study abroad are living a true nightmare on their return and trying to find work in their profession.

Coca Cola Lights Christmas Tree
Last night, FEMSA, the exclusive representative of Coca Cola in Costa Rican and the Municipalidad de San José, came together to light the 13 metre Christmas tree that is located in the intersection of the Avenida 10 in front of the Sabana Park.