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UFO Visits Turrialba Volcano?
Carlos Valverde, a resident of
Turrialba says he caught a
glimpse of a UFO near the
colossus on a January 27 image
on the Observatorio
Vulcanológico y Sismológico (Ovsicori)
website. Valverde assures that
it is not a photoshop image and
that the image was really caught
by the camera set up by the
Ovsicori to keep an eye on the
volcano's recent activity. Edgar
Picado Chacón, an expert at the
Objetos Voladores No
Identificados (Ovnis), does not
say it is an UFO, but confirms
that the object to large to be a
bird or rock emanating from the
volcano's crater.
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Next President Faces Serious
Challenges
Combating insecurity,
corruption and poverty are the main
challenges for the candidate who wins
tomorrow's election, that is is up for grabs
by nine contenders, three of which really
have any chance of taking a majority of the
votes.
Young Vote Could Be Deciding Factor In Sunday's
Presidential Election In Costa Rica
The 2010 presidential
elections in Costa Rica may be decided by young
voters more than ever, as they make up 42% of
the voters or 1.2 million between the ages of 18
and 24 years of age. And this group is also
shows the highest rate of abstention, according
to the La Republica newspaper.
Costa Rica
May Elect First Woman President
Although Laura Chinchilla has sat in the
presidential chairs on various occasions, as
vice-president filling in for president Oscar
Arias while he was away from Costa Rica, she was
not elected at the time, Chinchilla could
be elected the first woman president come
Sunday.
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