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Friday 28 December 2007

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President Arias "Is Getting Married"
Bulls and Pupusas Are The Hit of Zapote
TSE Says It Has Received Five Referendum Requests
2.100 Horses Entered in Tope Nacional
American Service Members Deploy to Costa Rica
Tránsito Maintaining Pressure


2.100 Horses Entered in Tope Nacional
More than 2.100 signed up for this years "gran tope nacional" - the annual tradition of parading horses along the downtown streets of San José, each paying ˘7.000 colones for the privilege, contributing to the municipality some ˘15 million colones.

Each year on December 26 Paseo Colón and Avenida Segunda is overtaken by horses and their owners, who with a Pilsen - a major sponsor of the event - in hand take part in the tope. Similar events are held all around the country during the months of December to March.

Of course, what is a tope without the beautiful and scantily clad girls, both on horses and on the stages providing the entertainment before the television cameras who capture the event live.
 

 

 

 
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