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Taking part in the official opening of the " Paseo Unión Europea" - the pedestrian boulevard of Avenida 4 - were the "mascardas" and the "cows". The Municipalidad de San José is now setting its sights on Calle 11 as the next street to be converted into a pedestrian boulevard, as part of its "Comuna" project that intends to recover the city from the vehicular jungle it has become. [Foto: Luis Morales]

 
  Hilton Papagayo Resort Costa Rica Announces Debut Of Traditional Hilton Full-Service
After completing a multi-million dollar renovation Hilton Papagayo Resort Costa Rica announced on May 8 that as of Nov. 1, 2008, the resort will offer the traditional options associated with a full service Hilton property, rather than the all-inclusive package available now.
 
  Dole Standard Fruit Company of Costa Rica Honored with Prestigious Industry
Dole Food Company announced today that for the second time in its history, Dole Standard Fruit Company de Costa Rica S.A. has been presented the “2007 Overall Excellence Award” bestowed by the Costa Rican Industry Association.
 
Inside Tip: Passing the Riteve Inspection
Passing the annual vehicular inspection is one of a process. First step is make an appointment. Next take the vehicle to a "trusted" mechanic for a complete revision, including a gas emission test. Click here for more tips
 

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Bogotá, Colombia, A Modern and Vibrant City
Bogotá — officially named Bogotá, D.C. (D.C. for "Distrito Capital", which means "Capital District"), formerly called Santa Fe de Bogotá, is the capital city of Colombia, as well as the most populous city in the country, with 7,033,914 inhabitants (2007). Unofficially, the number of inhabitants is believed to be more like 10 million.
 
 
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COSTA RICA

Transport Vice Minister Calls Tribunal Decision Stopping The Interlinea Buses Illegal

At 6:00am today an estimated 1 million people will not be waiting at the recently erected bus stop signs that was to be used by the "interlea", the yellow buses that was to have reduced the number of people and vehicles having to go to downtown San José.

Inflation Up
The constant increases in the prices of fuels and food are the major factors behind the acceleration of inflation in recent months.

New Cellular Fraud Uncovered
If you receive a call that displays "INVIABLE" your cellular telephone screen, do nothing, let it ring until is stops, as answering it or stopping the call in mid ring will infect your cellular phone with a virus that will copy the information from the SIM chip that is then duplicated.

Tropical Wave Expected For Sunday
Best to have the umbrella handy this weekend, as a new tropical wave is expected to hit Costa Rica, bringing with it rain in the Caribbean and Pacific coasts as well as the Central Valley.

Airlines Eliminate Printed Tickets
f you haven't bought an airline ticket lately, you will find a surprise when you do, as all airlines tickets now issued as an "E Ticket" - an electronic ticket where the customer is only provided a receipt for payment.
 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Decent Work for the Panama Canal
The construction of a waterway to link two oceans separated by an isthmus defied reality in 1880, and was a deadly trap for more than 27,000 workers who had died by the time it was completed in 1914.

Honduras Receives Fuel from Petrocaribe
A ship with 85,000 barrels of diesel took the first Honduran fuel purchase to Venezuela by means of regional trade enterprise Petrocaribe to Puerto Cortes, said the Oil Managing Commission (CAP) here Thursday.

Ecuador To Restore Relations With Colombia
The Ecuadorian Foreign Ministry announced Friday that President Rafael Correa had confirmed the willingness to immediately restore relations with Colombia at the charge d'affaires level.

Attorney General Among 8 Arrested For Pedophilia Racket in Brazil
Brazilian federal police on Friday arrested the attorney general of the northern state of Roraima, Luciano Alves de Queiroz, and seven other people allegedly involved in a pedophilic racket.

Latin American Countries Agree To Boost Deep-Sea Fishing
Thirteen Latin American developing countries agreed here Friday at the 9th Ministers' Conference of the Latin American Organization of Fisheries Development (Oldepesca) to boost deep-sea fishing to deal with a possible land food shortage in the region.

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HEALTH-CUBA:
Free Sex Change Operations Approved
New horizons opened up for transsexuals in Cuba with the approval of a Public Health Ministry resolution that establishes guidelines for their health care, including free gender reassignment operations.

 

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