
The
Pet
Seat
Story
Was
A
Spoof!
No,
Costa
Rica
has
not
gone
to
the
dogs.
Our
story
on
Monday,
Costa
Rica:
New
Transit
Law
Requires
Seats
For
Pets,
was
a
spoof
on
the
news,
originating
from
a
website
no.ticiero.com
-
with
the
emphasis
on
the
NO -
dedicated
to
writing
stories
we
would
like
to
read.

Costa
Rican
Courts
Confirm
TCM
Port
Concession
The
Costa
Rican
courts
ruled
in
favor
of
APM
Terminals
in
two
lawsuits,
brought
against
the
company
and
the
government,
which
were
intended
to
block
the
awarded
concession
for
the
new
Moín
Container
Terminal
(TCM),
in
the
province
of
Limón.

Costa
Rica
Presidenta
Would
Support
Gay
Unions
Casa
Presidencial
said
on
Monday
that
Costa
Rica's
presidenta
Laura
Chinchilla
would
support
same-sex
unions.

Costa
Rica:
Buying
a
Franchise
From
US$10.000
Looking
to
start
a
business
in
Costa
Rica?
One
way
to
get
started
quickly
is
by
buying
a
franchise.

95%
of
Ticos
Want
Liberman,
Garnier
Punished
Analysis:
The
July
poll,
contracted
by
La
Nacion,
reveals
that
95%
of
those
polled
want
to
see
Vice
President
Luis
Liberman
and
Education
Minister
Leonardo
Garnier
sanctioned
for
sending
letters
of
recommendation
supporting
a
company
run
by a
politically
connected
woman.

No
Lady
Gaga
For
Costa
Rica
Lady
Gaga,
the
new
Queen
of
Pop,
will
not
be
delighting
her
fans
in
Costa
Rica
during
her
tour
of
Latin
America.

Despite
Efforts
to
Help
the
Elderly,
Abuses
Continue
La
region
of
the
Peninsula
of
Nicoya
stands
out
for
having
the
largest
number
of
longest-living
inhabitants
in
the
entire
country,
and
during
the
annexation
celebrations
on
July
25th,
nine
of
the
oldest
adults
in
the
canton,
five
of
whom
are
more
than
100,
received
recognition
from
President
Chinchilla.
How
to
Share
Personal
Data
While
Keeping
Secrets
Safe
Giant
stockpiles
of
personal
data,
whether
Web
browsing
logs,
credit-card
purchases,
or
the
information
shared
through
social
networks,
are
becoming
increasingly
valuable
assets
for
businesses.
Tico
Humour

The
following
images
are
circulating
today
in
the
social
media.