The Cell phone competition is coming, but when? The SUTEL says that not until next at least earliest. Meanwhile ICE strengthens its foothold in the market with new phones and services. See story. |
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No Sex Or Street Food, Salud Recommends
For Ticos Going
To The World Cup
in South Africa
The Ministerio
de Salud in
Costa Rica has
issued a series
of
recommendations
for Costa Ricans
to safely enjoy
the greatest
soccer game in
the world, the
World Cup, which
is being hosted
in South Africa
this year.
Are Babies Being
Bought And Sold
In Costa Rica?
Surrogacy On The Rise
The renting of
the womb or
surrogacy is
quickly becoming
big business in
Costa Rica, as
the lack of laws
and regulations
and the internet
are offering a
way for couples
who cannot
conceive to have
a child, and for
women, for a
profit, carry
and deliver
babies for
alternative
families.
Stay in Touch! Rental
GSM & 3G Phones, Data & SIM Cards, Prepaid
Phones & SIM Cards.
No Cellular
Competition For
This Year. Maybe
Next.
Although many
are holding
their hopes for
competition to
ICE's cellular
service, it will
not happen this
year. At best,
the competition
will be around
in 2011, if not
2012.
Newton's Third Law On
The Dollar Exchange
What's the exchange rate today? Well, let's
see, yesterday it was such, the other this,
tomorrow may be that. That is the reality
being lived in Costa Rica today when it
comes to the dollar exchange rate.
Something New!
Public Indoor
Garage Sale
Garage sales in
Costa Rica have
dropped off over
the last several
years, not due
to their
popularity, but
rather to the
insecurity we
live in today.
After all, a
garage sale
invites
strangers into
one's home.
Costa Rica May
Tax Online
Gambling to Fund
Crime Fighting
Many of the
world’s largest
online gambling
sites are
operated out of
Costa Rica.
There are two
simple reasons
for this. First,
the country has
no specific laws
regarding online
gambling
licensing,
meaning that
corporations,
even foreign
groups, can
operate internet
gambling sites
under a very
generic "data
processing
license".
Family In Plea
Over Missing
Journalist in
Costa Rica
The family of a
journalist who
went missing
while on holiday
in Costa Rica
has released a
video appeal for
information of
his whereabouts.
Wal-Mart And
Sykes Looking To
Hire 400
In addition to
the 600 job
opportunities
announced by
Manpower on
Monday, Wal-Mart
and Sykes are
looking for 400
people to hire
in two separate
job fairs this
weekend.
Presidenta Heading To Spain
With the excuse
to complete the trade deal with Europe,
presidenta Laura Chinchilla, announced her
trip to Spain on Saturday. The presidential
chair hasn't even molded to her yet, she is
off globetrotting.
World Cup Fever Shoots
Up Sales Of Televisions
In less than a month the World Cup 2010 gets
underway in South Africa. But another kind
of competition is already being played in
Costa Rica, that of the big (or small)
screen televisions.
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