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The only access in Cinchona and Vara Blanca continues to be only all terrain vehicles. [Foto: Roger Benavides]
 


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  They Don't Play Hockey in Costa Rica
Well, I have returned from my week long winter vacation in the wonderful Costa Rica. And after nine days in the Central American country, after seeing numerous wildlife, including seven foot iguanas, poisonous frogs, I have made the following discovery: They don’t play hockey in Costa Rica.
 

 
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  Quálitas Eyes Expansion to Costa Rica, Panama - Central America
Mexico's largest automobile insurance company Quálitas, which launched operations in El Salvador earlier this month, is analyzing an expansion to Costa Rica and Panama as part of its internationalization strategy, top executives from Quálitas told BNamericas.
 
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While meant to be humorous, I recently saw a bumper sticker that read, “I’m on my way to work, just kill me”



 
Inside Tip: Walking the Romeria
If you decide to make the walk to Cartago, here a few basis common sense recommendations.  Click here for more tips
 

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Why ICE Is Stalling 3G
ICE, the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad and the only provider of cellular service in Costa Rica has been falling behind in installing the next generation of cellular network known as 3G.
 

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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: editor@insidecostarica.com
 
 
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Tremors Subside But We Must Not Lower Our Guard
Although the tremors and aftershocks have diminished over the past couple of days, the Observatorio Vulcanológico y Sismológico de Costa Rica (OVSICORI) and the Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) are asking people not to let down their guard, there is still risk of more land and muslides and strong tremors.

Many Fear Of Another Major Earthquake
The fear by many is the possibility of a second major earthquake or "terremoto gemelo" is explained by a geologist for the Red Sismológica Nacional (RSN).

Families Of Missing Ask For Continuation of Recovery Efforts
The families of the still missing from the January 8 earthquake are urging authorities not to end their search and recovery efforts, saying they wish a proper burial for their loved ones.

New "Official Map of Costa Rica" In the Works
Local mapping experts say they are working on a map of Costa Rica that is up to ten times more detailed than any current map now available and will be the first official map that will be available in digital format.

Festival Kicks of In Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, Guanacaste, yesterday began its annual festival in honour of the Santo Cristo de de Esquipulas.
 
LATIN AMERICA

Nicaragua Farmers Fight Police, More Than 160 Arrested
Managua  - More than 160 Nicaraguan farmers were arrested last week when they blocked a key highway and clashed with police in a protest to demand that Congress pass a law to ease their debts.

Guatemalan Authorities Investigate Murders
Guatemala -  Guatemalan Interior Minister Salvador Gandara ordered to prioritize the investigations into the murders of public transportation drivers, a high-risk profession here.

Castro Victory Arrival Evoked
Pinar del Rio, Cuba -  Residents in this westernmost Cuban province are marking Saturday the triumphant entry of the Caravan of Victory headed by Fidel Castro Ruz fifty years ago.

Venezuela Amendment in New Phase
Caracas - The projected constitutional amendment in Venezuela enters a new phase Saturday with the registration at the National Electoral Council (CNE) of political organizations and groups of citizens.

Argentine President to Arrive in Cuba
Havana - Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is scheduled to arrive in Cuba today (Sunday) for her first state visit to the Caribbean island, following an invitation by Cuban President Raul Castro.

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EL SALVADOR:
Left on Track to Win Elections
The leftist FMLN is the front-runner in the polls for Sunday’s parliamentary and municipal elections in El Salvador, and analysts say a victory would boost its chances of winning the Mar. 15 presidential elections.
 

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