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San
José, Costa Rica - Thursday 02 December 2004
RECORD!
1.863
Average Daily Visitors in November. Click here for the
details!
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Figueres Called Rebellious
The refusal by former president
José María Figueres Olsen to
appear before the Comisión de
Control de Ingreso y Gasto
Público is being called a
"rebellious" and that Figueres
should stop playing with Costa
Ricans.
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Pacheco
Urges Figueres To Honour Costa
Rica By His Return
President Abel Pacheco made his
strongest comments on the case
yesterday, following the news
that Figueres would not return,
asking the former president to
honour Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica
OKs Refugee Status for Cubans
A man who gained attention while
trying to reach Florida aboard a
1959 Buick converted into a boat
was among 20 Cubans held by U.S.
authorities who were granted
refugee status in Costa Rica,
authorities said Wednesday.
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Free AIDS
Testing at Caja Hospital and
Clinics
Authorities at the Caja
Costarricense del Seguro Social
(CCSS) - commonly referred to at
the Caja - estimate 12.000
cases of HIV in Costa Rica,
however, they only know only of
4.000, meaning there are some
8.000 out there who are infected
but don't know it.
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Police
Intensify Downtown Patrols for
the Holiday Season
The Christmas season is
officially underway in Costa
Rica with the start of the "aguinaldo"
- the Christmas bonus that all
salaried employees - both in the
public and private sector -
receive each year in December.
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Private
Rescue Team Searching for
Missing Tourists in Nicaragua
A private rescue team has taken
over the search for two missing
tourists from England and the
United States who set out to
climb a Nicaraguan volcano and
disappeared.
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New!
PUBLIC FORUM:
What would
you give Miguel Angel Rodríguez
for Christmas?
Christmas is around the corner
and it is a time for gift
giving. Since the former
president will be spending
Christmas behind bars at the La
Reforma prison, we ask what you
think he deserves or would give
him to make his holiday a little
merrier.
Click
here to post your opinions and
views in our forum.
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Peru prepares third extradition request for
Fujimori
A third extradition request for
Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori's return from Japan to face
charges in Lima was presented Wednesday before the Supreme Court.
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6,372 AIDS cases registered in Panama: report
The number of registered AIDS cases has reached 6,372 in Panama,
according to a report released by the Health Ministry on Wednesday.
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Mexico steps up campaign against HIV/AIDS
Health authorities in Mexico
agreed to intensify the campaign against HIV/AIDS on Wednesday, the
World AIDS Day, the Health Ministry said.
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ENVIRONMENT:
Expedition Pursues Secrets of
Clipperton Island
To
compare him to Charles Darwin or
Alexander von Humboldt might be
too much. But French explorer
Jean-Louis Etienne is proposing
an effort similar to these
giants as he heads to Clipperton,
a tiny Pacific island 1,300 km
southwest of the Mexican resort
of Acapulco.
Beginning Dec. 7, Etienne will
spend four months on Clipperton
with some 40 other experts from
France's National Centre for
Scientific Research (CNRS),
among them biologists,
geologists, divers,
ornithologists and computer
technologists.
Their task is to conduct an
exhaustive inventory, a
first-ever classification of the
local flora and fauna -- as
Darwin did in the Galápagos
Islands, and Humboldt in the
Andes. more
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