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Vice President Embarrassed
Costa Rica's second
vice-president and minister for
planning, Kevin Casa, says he is
consternated about his older
brother's ties to drug
trafficker George Nayor and that
is the reason he decided to go
public to explain his position
before the news media hounded
him.
Boy With Down Syndrome Wins
Constitutional Court Appeal
The parents of Emanuel Chacón
has to live the degrading
disrespect for Ley 7600,
approved in 1996, that
guarantees a person with
disabilities their rights.
Diebold Brings Functionality to
ATMs
Banking customers in Costa Rica
will soon be able to access
home-banking site functionality
at the automated teller machine
(ATM).
Cellular
Lines Almost Sold Out
Decided to give in to the new
world of the cellular phone?
Well, don't wait too much
longer, because the Instituto
Costarricense de Electricidad
(ICE) - the state monopoly on
telecommunications - announced
that it has only 15.000 cellular
lines left.
Online Casinos Moving to
Caribbean After U.S. Ban
A looming
U.S. ban on Internet gambling is
already scaring off
London-listed operators, but the
industry will continue to thrive
in the hands of private
operators in locations like
Costa Rica, Antigua and Curacao.
Italian Fugitive Deported
Not all fugitives deported from
Costa Rica are from the United
States.
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