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Political ploy or not on the part of the current government, or that if the highway completely finished or not, one thing is for sure, travelling to Puntarenas and points to the South, Central and North Pacific beaches will be a breeze with the opening of the Caldera - San José highway next week, shaving off at least 45 minutes travelling time in each direction. Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias, will be inaugurating the road on January 27, months ahead of schedule.


2010 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Laura Sues Otto For Libel
The Partido Liberación Nacional (PLN), Laura Chinchilla, has filed suit in the Tribunales de Justicia, Otto Guevara, candidate for the Partido Movimiento Libertario (ML).

Quick Justice Sends Jamaican Minor To 32 Years For Killing OIJ Agent
A private trial held in the Tribunales de San José sentenced a Jamaican national to 32 years in prison for killing the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) agent, Randall López, last November 3, in a shootout in Escazú.

Court Shushes Heredia Train
Toot, toot, the Heredia - San José train can no longer, at the order of the Sala Constitucional (Constitutional Court) that ruled in favour of a woman who appealed to the court to quiet the train's whistle.
 
 

 

Costa Rica On The Hunt For More European Tourists
Every day more and more Europeans make Costa Rican their vacation destination.

Thrill Ride In The Rainforest Of Costa Rica Has A Painful End
On a rainy November morning in the Costa Rica rainforest in Central America, I pretended to be Tarzan - and suffered the consequences.

Marriott International And The World Environment Center Launch Cleaner Production Partnership In Central America
Marriott International and the World Environment Center (WEC) announced today the launch of an innovative partnership to further strengthen the environmental commitment of Marriott's Costa Rican suppliers by reducing energy and water consumption, minimizing waste and raw material usage and lowering operating costs.

US Blocking Costa Rican Sugar From US Markets...
We were just talking about whether or not countries are really able to push back on the US's attempts to export draconian anti-competition/anti-innovation copyright and patent policies elsewhere.


 


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EL SALVADOR
Quake Shakes El Salvador, Guatemala
SAN SALVADOR - A quake of 6 degrees in the open Richter scale shook El Salvador and Guatemala Monday, without any mortal victims reported, according to the authorities.

HONDURAS
Probe Links Opus Dei with Honduran Coupists
TEGUCIGALPA - A group of the Honduran Catholic Church known as Opus Dei participated actively in the coup against constitutional President Manuel Zelaya, said a study published here Monday.

PANAMA
Panama, Key Year for Expanding the Canal
PANAMA - 2010 is likely to be a key year for the Panama Canal as construction of the third set of locks, a main component part of the scheme for enlarging the maritime way, gets underway.

NICARAGUA
Nicaragua Honors Ruben Dario's Anniversary
MANAGUA - Nicaragua celebrates on Monday the 143 anniversary of the birth of the poet and National Hero Ruben Dario, one of the most remarkable figures of Spanish literature.


/ Latin America

VENEZUELA
Venezuela to US: Refrain from Occupying Haiti
CARACAS - The United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) demanded the United States to refrain from using the humanitarian tragedy in Haiti as an argument to occupy militarily the Caribbean country.

VENEZUELA
Venezuela: Retail Chain to be Expropriated
CARACAS - The retail chain "Éxito" will be expropriated because of speculation and robbing the people ratified on Monday Trade Minister Eduardo Saman, a day after president Hugo Chavez made the announcement in this regard.

ECUADOR
Unemployment Reduced in Ecuador
QUITO - According to the National Institute for Statistics and Census, unemployment decreased 9.1 percent in the third trimester in 2009 and 7.9 percent in the last three months of the year.

ECUADOR
Correa Denounces Foreign Destabilization Campaign
QUITO - Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa has warned he has reports that certain opposition groups are receiving funds from abroad as part of a campaign to destabilize the government of the Citizen's Revolution.
 
 

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ARTS: Cuban Musicians Resuming U.S. Performances
New York City recently hosted its first Cuban band in five years, after the group Septeto Nacional became the first to win a visa that allowed it to accept a booking there. The group performed at the Hostos Center for Arts and Culture in the Bronx in early November. It was the first Cuban band to play in New York since 2004, when the George W. Bush administration began systematically denying Cuban musicians cultural exchange visas.
 


 
   
   

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One day soon, our society will be ruled by an all-intrusive advertising technique in which individuals are paid to walk around 24/7 holding a product next to their wide-smiling faces

 
 


 
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Windstar Presents Its Ultimate Cold Remedy
Windstar Cruises, which operates a three-ship fleet of luxury yachts that explore hidden harbors and secluded coves of the world's most treasured destinations, begins a one-week sale today on 2010 Winter Costa Rica and Caribbean sailings.
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Google Launches Nexus One Phone

Google has announced the Nexus One, a new HTC phone that showcases the latest version of the Android mobile operating
system. Google also announced today a new
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