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Super Long Weekend Begins Today
Today begins a super long weekend - for some 5 days of rest from the daily stress of work and a time to spend with the family. Some will head to the beach or mountain resorts, while a great number will be spending the time walking, walking to Cartago in a show of religious faith. And for the unemployed or looking for a better job and are fluent in English, there is the job fair.

More Answers Wanted In Chile Embassy Tragedy
It's been two years since the tragedy at the Chilean Embassy in San José and the families of the Chilean diplomats killed are still asking questions of what really happened and are now asking for a "deep" investigation.

From Plants to Fruits, Traffickers Ingenious in Moving Drugs
Drug traffickers have become more ingenious in their methods to avoid detection by authorities to ship narcotics out of the country. Police have found illegal drugs hidden in sound equipment, flowers, paintings, shoes and bottles of liquor.

Rock Throwing Prank May Result In Arrests
Authorities are analyzing the possibility of charging the responsible for the death of two people on the Bernando Soto highway Wednesday, when a group of children where by the side of the road throwing stones at cars passing by.

Sportsbook Pays ¢1.5 Million Quarterly For License
The daily Spanish language newspaper Al Día reports that Vice-president and Justice Minister, Laura Chinchilla, has asked the mayor of Montes de Oca (San Pedro), Sonia Montero, to evaluate the "patente" - business license - issued to BETonSPORTS, who is headquarted in Mall San Pedro, following a request by the United States officials.



 


 
   

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