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Sala IV
Orders Lowering Volume Of Train
Whistle; Install Barriers and
Signals at Intersections
Good news for those living near
the train tracks. The Sala
Constitucional ordered the
Instituto Costarricense de
Ferrocarriles (Incofer) and the
Ministerio de Salud (health) to
reduce the volume of the train
whistle as it moves through
downtown San José.
Constitutional Court To Decide
on Gay Marriages
It wouldn't be until later in
the day that the Sala
Constitucional or Sala IV as it
is known will begin to discuss
the appeal that would allow
marriage between partners of the
same sex.
Loose
Rottweilers Cause Early Morning
Panic in Cartago
Residents of the area known as
Coris de Cartago were in a panic
yesterday afternoon when two
rottweilers made their presents
at a tile factory without their
owners and no leash.
To
Early To Evaluate Banana Imports
The Costa Rican minister of
Foreign Trade, Manuel González,
states that it would be
premature to measure the effects
of the new European banana
import tariff, which has been
applied since the beginning of
January on Latin American banana
imports.
Datascension Announces
Initiation of its New
State-of-the-Art Facility in
Costa Rica
Datascension, Inc., a premier
data solutions company,
announced the commencement of
its new state-of-the-art
facility in San José.
Guimaraes Reduces Team to 24
Players
Costa Rica coach Alexandre
Guimaraes reduced his World Cup
pre-squad on Tuesday from 28 to
24 players and will have to omit
one more by the May 15 deadline.
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