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Wednesday 26 November 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Rains Continue Into Day 7 in Limón
Ley de Transito Passed in First Reading
State Bankers Urge Legislators For Quick Passage To Bill To Loosen Credit
Immigration Director Ordered Suspended For 15 Days
Security Minister Promises Added Security In December
High School Summer Program Offered in Costa Rica
Costa Rican Pineapple Volume Climbs Even Higher

 
Security Minister Promises Added Security In December
The ministra de Seguridad Pública, Janina del Vecchio, announced yesterday that some 9.500 police officers will be providing "special attention" in San José, Escazú, San Carlos, Cartago, Alajuela and Heredia centre, between December 1 and 25.

The special attention, like last year, is due to the fact that the "aguinaldo" - the Christmas bonus - hits the streets beginning on December 1 and that means more cash in the pocket of consumers on the streets as they go about their holiday shopping.

Del Vecchio said that 485 mobile units, 585 motorcycle unis and one helicopter, will be assisting patrols, especially in high crime areas.

"We want this year to be without not even one incident", said Del Vecchio.

Erick Lacayo, director of the Fuerza Pública that currently on "pre-aguinaldo" operations are in pace, which means a sweep of troubled areas. After December 25, Lacayo, said operation "vacaciones seguras" (safe holidays) will be in place.
 
 

 

 

 
 

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