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Former President Arias High
Popularity Suggests He'll Be
Re-Elected Today
Oscar Arias Sanchez, was the
Nobel laureate who stood up to
Ronald Reagan and drafted the
peace plan that ended Central
America's civil wars. Now, two
decades later, Arias is back,
looking to retake Costa Rica's
highest office.
Every
Vote Counts
Every vote counts and Costa
Ricans are urged to get out
today and vote. In San José,
cars with flags waving and horns
blowing began early this
morning.
Convicted
Murderer, Hiding in Costa Rica,
Returns
A
Madisonville, Indiana, man,
police say escaped to Costa Rica
after killing his aunt three
years ago, will likely be back
in the Tri-State in a couple of
weeks.
High Environmental
Quality
Costa Rica places 15th among 133
countries arranged as per their
environmental quality in an
index made by Yale University
and presented at the World
Economic Forum in Davos,
Switzerland.
Leatherbacks
Lure Tourists
A large number of tourists come
to watch the arrival of
leatherback turtles which come
to span at Langosta, Grande,
Carbon, and Ventana, among other
beaches in the Santa Cruz
Canton, Guancaste, on the Costa
Rican North Pacific.
Missing
Man Found Alive
The family of Matthew Vaughn who
asked our and your help in finding the
35 year old man that had missing
last Wednesday, wrote to tell us
that thanks to our help, Matthew
was found alive.
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