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An impromptu demonstration took place in front of the Ministerio de Hacienda building on Avenida Segunda by members of the teacher's union ANDE and other public employees to protest their displeasure of the latest salary increases.

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Bomb Threat Against Casa Alianza in the Case of Father Vázquez
The staff of Casa Alianza in Costa Rica began the week with a bomb threat left by an unidentified man on the organization’s answering machine. 



Leak is Suspected in Father Vázquez Avoiding Capture
Coincidence? or diving intervention? You decide.

 

Mom, Son Make up for Lost Time
It's Christmas in July for Anna Sims and her 5-year-old son, now that the two have reunited and returned from Costa Rica in the latest chapter of an international custody drama.
 

COPA AMERICA:
Costa Rica Plays Paraguay Today

Costa Rica enters the Copa America hoping to rebound from its nearly disastrous performance in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying.

 

News Briefs
Agents of the Centro de Información de la Fuerza Pública (CIFP) confiscated some ˘100 Million colones worth of clothing products that were labeled with false brand named tags...


American countries to meet in Nicaragua to fight against corruption
 Representatives from 31 American countries are to gather on Thursday in Nicaragua's capital Managua for a two-day meeting on how to join hands on anti-corruption fight, Nicaraguan foreign minister said on Wednesday. 

Mexico hopes to negotiate FTA with Mercosur: Fox
Visiting Mexican President Vicente Fox said on Wednesday that his country wanted to negotiate a free trade agreement (FTA) with the Common Market of the South (Mercosur). 

Colombia to Halt Offensive on Rebel Group
President Alvaro Uribe proposed suspending offensive operations against Colombia's smaller Marxist rebel group if it agrees to a cease-fire, officials said. 

Minister's brother found slain in Colombia
A brother of Colombia's education minister has been killed by Marxist rebels who kidnapped him three years ago even though his family paid ransom money, the government said on Wednesday.

International News from the New York Times
 



BUSINESS NEWS:
Copa Airlines and Continental Airlines Resume Codeshare Flights
Copa Airlines and its U.S. partner Continental Airlines (NYSE:CAL) have announced the resumption of Continental codeshare service on 11 Copa routes effective July 10. Continental will place its code (CO*) on Copa flights between Panama City, Panama and the following cities:


SPECIAL REPORTS
HEALTH-CUBA:
Tobacco a Harmful Addiction with a Long Tradition
In Cuba, where the Taino Indians had tobacco in hand as they received Christopher Columbus, thousands of people die of lung cancer every year, and there is a high percentage of smokers despite government anti-smoking campaigns.

Tobacco is a key part of Cuba's national history. The pre-Columbus indigenous inhabitants of this Caribbean island were keen on smoking for the pleasure that supposedly brought them closer to the gods. 




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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