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Porteadores Will Take To The
Streets Tomorrow in Protest
Porteadores promise to take to
the streets tomorrow (Tuesday)
to force the government to allow
them to continue to provide
transportation services under
the "private" contract and
demand respect for their
business.
President
Arias Says Costa Rica Cannot
Turn Its Back On The Free Trade
Agreement With The U.S.
"Today out country has the
extraordinary opportunity to
deeply integrate with the world.
The TLC with the United States
will not only consolidate access
of our products to the world's
largest market, but will also
stimulate he flow of foreign
investment and transfer of
technology that is essential to
the development of our country.
Increased Lightening Activity
Normal During Rainy Season
September and October are the
two months with the most intense
rain of the year. It is the last
two months in the six month long
rainy season, and the worst for
flooding and mudslides,
especially in the coastal
communities.
San José Promises To Fix Roads
The Municipalidad de San José (Muni)
has promised to invest ˘300
million colones (us$577.000
dollars) in repairing the roads
of the city.
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