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Safe Beaches For Semana Santa; Salud Advices Caution For Swimmers
Semana Santa is around the corner and visitors to the beaches of Flamingo, Sámara, Nosara, Avellanas or Punta El Madero, in Guanacaste, can be assured that the water is clean for swimming, according to the Instituto Costarricense de Acueductos y Alcantarillados (AyA).

Proposed Changes To Consumer Law Would Allow Collective Action
The proposed changes to Ley No.7472 de Promoción de la Competencia y Defensa Efectiva del Consumidor by the Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Comercio (MEIC) is still in the early stages of the legislative process, but promises to provide consumers more protection against unscrupulous vendors and retailers.

Costa Rica-Cuba Rapprochement Possible
Almost 50 years after Costa Rica broke off diplomatic relations with Cuba, ties between the two countries could be on the mend, said Costa Rican Foreign Minister Bruno Stagno.

Costa Rican Bubble Gas Samples To Be Analyzed in Italy
A group of experts have found more bubbles coming out of the ocean water near the coast of Golfito following last week's series of strong earthquakes in the area.

Gasoline Price Hike Takes Effect Friday
If you need to fill your vehicle's gas tank do so before Friday when the price of gasoline at the pumps goes up ¢52 colones for a litre of super and ¢45 for a litre of regular.

Pfizer Announces Increasing Forces In Costa Rica
Jean-Michel Halfon, Susan Silbermann, Jorge Bracero and Sylvia Varela, leaders of Pfizer for the Latin and Central American regions made an official visit to the President of Costa Rica to announce their support to the government economic initiatives and the reinforcement of the local business.
 
Union leaders say yesterday's strike at the Almacén Central of the Caja Costarricense de Seguridad Social (CCSS) was a success, although not many new of the strike action or why. The Unión Nacional de Empleados de la Caja y Seguridad Social (Undeca) is now threatening another strike on March 26. March is a time for greater weather and great for strikes, as well, we think. [Foto: Diana Chaves]


EU Association Agreement Workshop For Civil Society To Be Held In Liberia
(InfoWebPress) – Who can access financial and technical assistance that the Europeans will provide as part of its upcoming association agreement with Central America and how to do it are the main topics of five workshops and informational sessions that that will be conducted throughout the country.
 
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Panama for Stronger Links with Cuba
Panama - Panamanian First Vice President and Foreign Minister, Samuel Lewis, ratified on Monday his country"s commitment to continue strengthening relations with Cuba in a meeting with President of the Cuban Parliament Ricardo Alarcon.

Guatemalan President Appoints New Ministers
Guatemala - Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom appointed on Monday Mario Aldana as new Agriculture Minister and Ruben Morales as Economy Minister.

Right-Wing Candidate Concedes Defeat in El Salvador's Presidential Election
San Salvador - Rodrigo Avila, candidate of the ruling right-wing party, Sunday admitted his defeat in the just wrapped-up presidential election.

International Workers Organization Salutes El Salvador
San Salvador - The World Trade Union Federation of the Americas sent a message greeting the working people of El Salvador for the victory of the Farabundo Marti National Front for Liberation in last Sunday´s presidential elections.

Honduras, Colombia Step Up Bio-Fuel Co-op
Tegucigalpa - Presidents of Colombia, Alvaro Uribe and Honduras Manuel Zelaya will sign administrative agreements in Bio-fuel as part of the links both governments have developed in the field of energy.


 
 
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President Lula: Brazil Will Continue To Grow
Rio de Janeiro - President Luiz Inacio Lulada Silva said Monday his country will continue to grow despite facing financial turbulence that it did not create.

30 Argentine Tourists Taken Hostages in Brazilian Hostel
Rio de Janeiro - A group of armed men attacked a hostel Monday by a well-known beach in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro, taking some 30 Argentine tourists hostages for three hours, said police.

5.3 Degree Earthquake Shakes Centre of Argentina
Buenos Aires - An earthquake of 5.3 degrees on Richter scale shocked on Monday the central region of Argentina without leaving victims and material damages.

Chile Boosts Ties in India
New Delhi - Chilean President Michelle Bachelet arrived in India Monday for a four-day visit, aimed at reinforcing commercial and complementation links in education, and science and technology.

Bolivia Reveals MoneyTrail Linked to YPFB
La Paz -  The 450,000 dollars producing a scandal for corruption in oil company Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPGB) were dedicated to the former president of the oil company, Santos Ramírez, Bolivian authorities in charge of the investigations reported Monday.
 
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EL SALVADOR: Elections Mark Shift to the Left
 Salvadoran president-elect Mauricio Funes of the leftist insurgency-turned-political party FMLN promised to build an "inclusive" government, with a view to bringing about reconciliation in Salvadoran society and creating a "future of progress" for all Salvadorans.
 
 
 

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Costa Rican Resort Is A Perfect Escape
Next time I need to conjure up my happy place, it may just have to be poolside at the Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa, in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Or should it be on the sailboat, cruising the shore of the private bay on the Gulf of Papagayo?

 
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2009-21 Public Power Investment To Reach US$9.23 Billion

Costa Rican public power sector investment projects through 2021 total US$9.23 billion, according to a presentation by outgoing ministro de Ambiente, Energia y Telecommunicaciones (MINAET), Roberto Dobles.

 
 


 


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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.
 
  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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