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Thousands daily make line at ICE agencies around the country. Costa Rica has
1.629.892 active cellular telephones lines and records one of the highest per capita usage of cellular telephones around the world, as the cell phone is used for more than just making and receiving calls, but also used as a camera and a full entertainment centre. As an example, above foto was taken on a cellular phone - the iPhone - at the Pavas ICE agency.
 
Dollar-Friendly Ecotourism in Costa Rica
The dollar is down and if you get any greener you'll go from eco-chick to complete hippie. So how exactly are you going to justify a tropical vacation?
 
  Midas To Open Shops in Costa Rica
Midas, Inc. has signed an exclusive franchise agreement with Talleres Rapidos Centramericanos TRC, S.A. a subsidiary of Purdy Motor S.A. to build and operate Midas shops in Costa Rica.
 
 

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Bananas!
Costa Rica’s banana industry, now second to the the tourism as the country’s number one earning industry, continues to expand to meet the demand of a growing international market.
 
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Sunday 09  March 2008, San José, Costa Rica

A Day Without Your Cellular Phone?
Could you be without your cellular phone for 24 hours? Most Costa Ricans asked that question answered with "Ta'loco", "Dios guarde", "lo necesito por el trabajo", "seria un disastre" (You crazy, God forbid, I need it for work, it would be a disaster), were some of the answers given to the question posed by the Spanish language daily Al Día in San José.

Costa Rica Has A New Volcano
Located near the well known Arenal Volcano and thanks to the help of photos taken by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) back in 2005, Costa Rican geologists have discovered a new volcano.

Satanic Partygoers Wake Up Calderon Patients
The calls to the 911 emergency system from the Hospital Calderón Guardia began just before 4:00am Saturday morning and emergency personnel fearing the worst were relieved that it was not a case of another fire at the hospital, but rather a bunch of noisy and boisterous tourists at a nearby hotel.

Canadian Visa
The Costa Rican immigration service says that bearers of a Canadian visa will be admitted to Costa Rica.

Protection of Animals
The Government of Costa Rica stated support to the world campaign for the Universal Declaration of Animal Welfare, sponsored by the World Society for the Protection of Animals.

 
 

 
LATIN AMERICA

Colombia To Seek Resumption Of Ties With Ecuador, Venezuela, Nicaragua
Colombia will seek the resumption of ties with Ecuador, Venezuela and Nicaragua, the country's Foreign Minister Fernando Araujo said Saturday.

Correa Calls To Establish New OAS Without U.S. Participation
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa Saturday called on to establish a new organization of American states without U.S. participation to eliminate its interference with dealing with regional affairs by the Latin American countries.

Venezuela: Colombian Detainees Alive
The Venezuelan minister of Foreign Affairs and Justice, Ramon Rodriguez Chacin, presented proof Friday that 10 soldiers detained by the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) are alive.

Venezuela President Chavez in Cuba
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez arrived in Cuba on an invitation by President Raul Castro.

Woman Peasants Destroy Monsanto's Transgenic Experiments in Brazil
Some 300 Brazilian women dedicated to fighting peasants' rights on Friday took over a plantation of U.S.-headquartered Monsanto Company, and destroyed part of the company's materials for experiments on transgenic biotechnology.

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NICARAGUA:
Rupture of Ties with Colombia Comes as Little Surprise
Nicaragua’s announcement Thursday that it was breaking off diplomatic ties with Colombia over the recent bombing raid carried out on a rebel camp in Ecuadorian territory met with concern but not surprise in the Colombian capital.
 

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