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Tránsito Will
Continue To Enforce Drunk Driving Law Despite Suspension Of Trials
Although the Policia de Tránsito will continue their zero tolerance
towards drunk and reckless drivers, setting up roadblocks and spot
checks to detect and take off the road those drivers under the
influence of alcohol, the Poder Judicial said it is suspending trial
until the Sala IV resolves the issues raised by "Flagrancia" judge,
David Hernández.
1 Million Nicaraguans Have
Emigrated to Costa Rica
About 1 million Nicaraguans have emigrated to neighboring
Costa Rica seeking a better life due to the dire poverty and lack of
jobs in their own country, according to the International
Organization for Migration.
San José - Escazú Highway Reduced
To Two Lanes Beginning Sunday
Construction of the new
highway to Caldera on the Próspero Fernández is advancing as the
2010 completion deadline nears.
Divorces Down
Divorces in Costa Rica for
2008 was down 5% over the previous year according to the Registro
Civil of the Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE), while the total
number of marriages registered was up.
ICE "Promises" Better
Cellular Service
The Instituto
Costarricense de
Electricidad (ICE)
promises to improve
cellular service in the
country with the
introduction of the
950.000 new next
generation cellular
service.
Exporters Calling For
Elimination of "Bandas
Cambiarias"
The value of a US dollar
to the Costa Rican Colon
is still on everyone's
lips. The exchange rate
is a topic of daily
discussion in many
circles, especially when
there is a great
fluctuation, up or down,
from one day to the
next.
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The
Comité
de Ayuda
al
Migrante
(CAM)
has
called
for an
amnesty
for all
the
illegal
Nicaraguans
affected
by the
January
8
earthquake.
CAM says
that the
hundreds
of
illegals
working
in the
area
could be
left
without
any
help,
impeded
by their
migratory
status.
CAM has
sent a
public
letter
to both
Costa
Rican
president
Oscar
Arias
and his
Nicaraguan
counterpart,
Daniel
Ortega,
[Foto:
ICR/] |
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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
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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
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"How
to
Make
Coffee
A
Great
Cup
of
Coffee"
It is very simple to make a
great cup of coffee, you just
need to learn a couple a thing
to move your process from just
an average cup to great. Here
are some tips on how to make
coffee so that you will get the
most enjoyment out of your
gourmet coffee.
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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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