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Paraguay soccer players train in front the Misti volcano, at Sachaca stadium in Arequipa, Tuesday. Paraguay will face Costa Rica July 8 in the first round of the Group C of the Copa America 2004 tournament.

[Foto: REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate]

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Mother, Son Reunited in Costa Rica
Fayette Sims IV, the 5-year-old boy at the center of an international custody dispute, has been returned to his mother. Anna Sims, her son and her attorney were planning to leave Costa Rica, bound for Alpharetta, Georgia, where Sims lives.

Arenal Volcano Activity Calls Puts Emergency Crews on Alert
A cloud of ash around the Volcán Arenal, in la Fortuna de San Carlos, has put emergency crews on alert. La Comisión Nacional de Emergencia (CNE) - the national emergency commission - has set up an observation post to monitor the volcano, catagorizing the event as moderate.

Formal Charges Registered Against Banco Elca
The Superintendencia General de Entidades Financieras (SUGEF) presented on Monday a denuncia - formal charges - against Banco Elca before the Ministerio Público. 

Investing in Education
Costa Rica is known as a vacation spot with great surfing and some fascinating places to study natural science. 

COPA AMERICA:
Witch Doctors Call on Spirits to Bring Luck to Teams
Eight witch doctors from across the continent called on the spirits to bring luck to the dozen teams in the Copa America on Monday, a day before the South American tournament opener.

News Briefs
President Abel Pacheco says that country will face a financial crisis if the new  Plan Fiscal - Tax Plan -  is not adopted. He told the press that it is now in the hands of the legislators and hopes that it will be adopted soon.


Mexican president starts South American tour
Mexican President Vicente Fox started a South American tour Tuesday, during which he will formalize Mexico's intention to become an associate member of the area's most active trade bloc, the Common Market of the South (Mercosur). 

Brazilian defense minister to visit troops in Haiti
Brazilian Defense Minister Jose Viegas will visit Haiti on Wednesday, where Brazilian troops are expected to take part in the United Nations Mission for the Stabilization of Haiti (MINUSTAH). 

Sex claims 'bankrupt US archdiocese'
A Roman Catholic archdiocese in the US is to declare bankruptcy because it cannot meet the cost of claims by people allegedly abused by its priests.
The Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, will be the first in the US to do so.

International News from the New York Times
 



SPECIAL REPORTS

HEALTH-LATIN AMERICA:
HIV/AIDS an Unequal Epidemic
There are 1.6 million people in Latin America living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the AIDS epidemic is growing, and although it is under some control, it continues to hit certain countries and certain groups very hard.

The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), in a global report launched Tuesday, said that in Brazil the prevalence of HIV infection is less than one percent, but in some cities reaches more than 60 percent among users of illegal intravenous drugs.




THE TAKE: DON'T ASK
“What is ecotourism?”
The interesting thing about ecotourism is that very few people know how to answer that question. The large part of the problem is that ecotourism means different things to different people. To some, Pirates of the Caribbean might suit well for an ecotourist adventure. To others, eating tree bark while photographing squirrels is a much better alternative.

“People, the fickle creatures that we are, went to all the trouble to build cities only later to find ourselves wanting to leave them.”


 


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