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It's signs like in the foto that the
Municipality wants removed. A new law was
passed giving the Municipality of San Jose to
regulate signage on public streets.
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Crime of Passion, Third This
Year
This time, the body was found in an
apartment in de Barrio San José de Alajuela, the victim of the
third crime of passion to occur this year.
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Father Minor and Chavez Seek
Freedom
Today, Wednesday, is a crucial day
for Father Minor and businessman Omar Chavez, both in preventative jail for
being the principal authors in the Parmenio Medina murder in 2001.
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Transit Police Warn Drunk
Drivers
Transit police, following the scandal
revealed last week were more than 58% of their vehicles were taken off the
road have announced that they will used a firm hand with drunk drivers.
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First Technology
Show to be Held in Costa Rica
Costa Rica will be host of the first
Congress the International of Technology and Information. Costa Rica has a
flourishing technological industry, as much in software and as in services.
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Wagering Company Launches Petition, Letter Writing Initiative
BetonSports.com, the largest online wagering company in the world, based in
Costa Rica, officially launched today a petition and letter writing
initiative for online gambling enthusiasts to voice their support for
Internet-based wagering.
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Canada Aims to
Beat U.S. in Race for Free Trade
New Canadian Prime Minister Paul
Martin said on Tuesday that he intended to beat the United States in the
race to set up free trade deals with the countries of Latin America.
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Argentinean ex-president charged with crime of omission
Argentinean Federal Judge Norberto
Oyarbide has charged ex-president Carlos Menem with the offense of "omission
of information," and ordered property of Menem's worth 500,000 US dollars to
be impounded.
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Agricultural issue to dominate Dominican-US free trade negotiations
The Dominican Republic and the United
States resumed Tuesday negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) in Santo
Domingo, with the agricultural production high on the agenda, according to
reports received here.
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Peru
introduces new screening system for foreign visitors
Peru's immigration authorities said
Tuesday they had introduced a new screening system at the capital's
international airport for foreign visitors.
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Hello Friends!
As this year comes to a close,
I want to tell you about a recent message from Enrique. |
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Surf the Caribbean!
It's not the only one, but it's a good place to start!
If you're new to the pastime and anxious to learn the right way, consider
attending a surf camp or school.
Beginners get intensive surf instructions from professional surfing
instructors.Camps are all-inclusive and many extras such as transportation,
home-cooked meals, great accommodations in the prime surfing area of Tamarindo/Playa
Grande, surfing photos, taxes, tips, and lots more are all included in the
price.
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A Reader Writes:
I have been thinking and praying
about the Luis Enrique
Villalobos case for eighteen
months now. I have listened to
voices I considered less
reasonable regarding what the
possible truths in the matter
are as well as voices which seem
to regard possibilities with a
more open mind.
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PANAMA:
Posada Terrorized by DNA
ON September 25, 2001, after Luis
Posada Carriles and his accomplices had refused on several occasions to submit
to DNA tests to demonstrate their direct link with explosives found in their
vehicle, the Panamanian authorities decided to use the powers afforded them by
law to force the suspects to hand over blood and hair samples.
Posada,
together with Gaspar Jiménez, Guillermo Novo and
Pedro Remón were taken to the Panamanian Institute
of Legal Medicine.
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