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While angle view of the Basilica de Los Angeles, in Cartago, where it will be host to some 2 million "romeros" by Saturday. The pilgrimage this year will be full of rain and cold weather, according to Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) - the national weather service. [Foto: Adriana Araya]

 

  When in Costa Rica, take the bus
On a bus traveling through the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, I sat next to a young, Los Angeles MBA. He told me, "If you think this is beautiful, you should check out Costa Rica."
 
  Global Crossing Completes Pacific Cable Access
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nternational IP connectivity solutions provider Global Crossing has completed the landing of its new fiber optic submarine cable in southwestern Costa Rica's Puntarenas province, Global Crossing said in a statement.
 

 
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Driving To And From Santa Ana On The Pista

With the commencement of the work on the new highway to Caldera, the Autopista Próspero Fernández.. Click here for more tips
 

Daily Ero-tica!

A New Cold War in the Caribbean?
Ever since the Monroe Doctrine, the U.S. has seen the Caribbean in the way that the Romans viewed the Mediterranean: Mare Nostrum, Our Sea.The bad news: it ain't our sea anymore, gringos.?
 
Latin Women Seeking Single Men For
Romance And Marriage!

Signs Of Costa Rica
The search for some of the funniest and weirdest signs around Costa Rica is on. Get out your camera or cell phone and send us your shots. All photos and credit will be published here. Click here to see the entries. Send your photos to: [email protected]
 
 
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COSTA RICA

Court Confirms Probationary Employees Can Be Fired Without Cause
A worker during the period of probation, can be fired without cause, according to a decision of the Sala Segunda de la Corte Suprema de Justicia.

Prisons Now Without Cellular Signal Thanks To Cell Blockers
Although prisoners of the La Reforma, in Alajuela, have been ingenious in getting their hands on cellular phones, smuggled in to the prison and used in some cases to commit fraud, the Ministerio de Justicia (Justice Ministry) now has the upper hand on the situation.

13 Cameras To Keep An Eye On Romeria
Thirteen cameras will keep an eye on "romeros" over the next couple of days when as many as 2 million people are expected to be in Cartago to pay homage to the Virgen de Los Angeles.

International TV Shows Feature Costa Rica’s Natural Wonders, Guanacaste’s Beaches
Two international TV networks are highlighting Costa Rica’s natural attractions in full-production documentaries. National Geographic Channel and Italy’s RAI came to Costa Rica exclusively to tape shows about the country’s biodiversity.

Costa Rica Makes List Of Top 10 'Ethical Destinations'
In an effort to get travelers off the beaten path and support destinations in developing countries, a group called Ethical Traveler has published a list of the "10 best ethical destinations."

 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Panama Government Staff Evacuated After Bomb Threat
A false bomb threat caused alarm and prompted a staff evacuation in the Panamanian Labor Ministry headquarters here, police said Tuesday.

Guatemala Closes Schools at Risk
Guatemalan Education Ministry closed 52 schools in high risk zones, after intensive rains and landslides that led to decree 25 municipalities in state of calamity. Those centers are in the western Zacapa department and half of them are in La Union town, where landslides killed 12 people and obliged authorities to evacuate inhabitants.

Colombia Hosts Summit on Drug Trafficking
A Regional Summit on the World Drug Issue, Security and Cooperation in the Caribbean, Central America, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela will be held in the city of Cartagena, starting on July 30.

Ecuador Catholic Church Stance on Constitution under Fire
The Ecuadorian Government questioned the Catholic Church for criticizing a Constitutional bill pending a referendum, and engaging in political campaign.

Police Arrest 13 For Drug Trafficking By Mail In Brazil
Brazil's Federal Police (PF) arrested 13 people on Tuesday morning as part of an operation against an international drug traffic gang that sent cocaine via mail.

SPECIAL REPORTS

LATIN AMERICA:
AIDS Threat Still Looming
The HIV/AIDS epidemic remains stable in Latin America and the Caribbean, mainly affecting high-risk groups like gay men and sex workers, according to the UNAIDS report for 2008, released Tuesday.

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