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Fatal accidents like the one that occurred yesterday afternoon in front of the Dos Pinos plant in El Coyol, Alajuela, on the Bernardo Soto, are common occurrences. Although the cause of the accident that took the life of the driver of the passenger vehicle is still under investigation, reckless driving is the major cause of majority of fatal accidents.
 
  Edward Stourton's Heaven On Earth
Radio and TV presenter Edward Stourton on the rich diversity of Cosat Rica. I've been through Portugal, America and France phases but my favourite destination at the moment is Costa Rica, which I visited for the first time last year.
 
   
  Baxter's Costa Rica Facility Recognized With Shingo Prize For Excellence In Manufacturing
Baxter International Inc.'s manufacturing facility in Cartago, Costa Rica has been recognized with the 2008 Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence.
 
 

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Saturday 16 February 2008, San José, Costa Rica

Limit To Approve TLC Laws Is June 1 According to the Opinion Of The Attorney General
Costa Rica has until June 1 to approve the parallel laws that are required before the Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) - free trade agreement with the United States - can go into force, according to the Procuraduría General de la República (PGR) - attorney general's office.

Women Outlive Men in Costa Rica
Life expectancy in Costa Rica is 79.1 years according to figures released by the Ministerio de Salud for 2007, where men are expected to live 76.56 years and women 81.56 years.

U.S. Fugitive Sought in Northern Zone
Agents of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) took the first steps yesterday to apprehend the U.S. fugitive, Daniel Andreas San Diego an animal rights activist, sought in the bombings of two California drug and cosmetic companies in 2003, and may be living in Costa Rica according to statement released by the U.S. Embassy in San José.

Top World Banana Productivity
Costa Rica produced an average 2,593 boxes of bananas per hectare in 2007, thus retaining its world leadership in banana productivity.

No Water Today in Santa Ana, Escazú, Alajuelita and Desamparados
The Acueductos y Alcantarillados (Water and Sewer utility) announced that it will carrying out maintenance work on the pumpitn station known as Puente Mulas 1 and 2 and will be suspending the flow of water in the areas of Santa Ana, Alajuelita, Escazt and Desamparados, between 9:00am and 8:00pm.

 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Nicaragua's President Applauds Obama
President Daniel Ortega, who once was swept into power by a Soviet-backed Marxist movement in Nicaragua and later came back through popular election, said that US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is a "revolutionary phenomenon" in US politics.

Panama Workers, Police Clash; Hundreds Arrested
Nearly 300 protesters were arrested in Panama on Friday as construction workers clashed with police for the third day running over the shooting death of a fellow worker earlier this week.

Honduras Approves Law to Protect Forests
The Honduran government approved a new Forest Act to protect the country's forests.

Venezuelan Notables Defend PDVSA Oil Firm
Over 100 Venezuelan intellectuals expressed on Friday their support for state-run oil firm PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela) against the aggression from US Exxon Mobil, which is seeking an asset freezing.

Chile to Research in Antarctic
Chilean scientists, with an investment of four million dollars, will conduct biotechnology research at the Antarctic Pole, INACH (Chilean Antarctic Institute) Director Jose Retamales announced on Friday.

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CUBA:
State-of-the-Art Centre Minimizes Trauma of Sexual Abuse
The young boy speaks in barely audible tones and hardly looks up from the stuffed animal that he turns over and over in his hands. The counselor helps him, repeating his words, prompting him to continue, but without ever asking "what happened?" or "how did you feel?" Despite the boy’s visible anxiety, the story slowly emerges.
 

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