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The Municipality of San José is working to enforce it's new sign laws, and asking merchants to take down signs that don't meet the new regulations, while criminals are taking advantage of the situation and stealing the signs.

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Fugitive Priest Vasquez Arrested in Nicaragua
Nicaraguan authorities said Tuesday night they had arrested a man matching the description of a Costa Rican priest fleeing sexual molestation charges, but said the man's identity had not been confirmed.

Air Traffic Controllers Strike Continues
For more than two weeks the air traffic controllers have been on strike and there is still no basis for a compromise between the striking controller's union and government negotiators.

IMF Director Visits Costa Rica
For the first time in Costa Rican history, the Sub-Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (website), has visited the country.

COPA AMERICA
All or Nothing: Costa Rica Still Has Chance to Advance

Costa Rica remains alive in the South American championship despite consecutive losses to Paraguay and Brazil. It needs to defeat Chile in today's game to guarantee a berth in the quarters
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BUSINESS:
Costa Ricans Visit Idaho Farm
Two Costa Rican businessmen are visiting Rexburg, Idaho, until Saturday. Cecilio Barrantes and Luis Yvankovich Cruz, two of three partners in the company Compania Agricola B.C.L., which sells pineapples to the United States, arrived in Rexburg last week.


Agreement with ELN not equal to peace in Colombia: mediator
 If Mexico can mediate peace between the Colombian government and the National Liberation Army (ELN), this does not necessarily mean the country will be in peace, said a senior Mexican official Tuesday.

Mercosur president proposes creating United States of S America
Former Argentine president and President of the Commission of Permanent Representatives of the Common Market of the South (Mercosur), Eduardo Duhalde, proposed the creation of the "United States of South America" to concretize the idea of regional integration.

Bolivian energy referendum set for Sunday
Bolivians will decide on the future of their country's natural gas resources in a referendum scheduled for Sunday and its results will come out two weeks after the referendum, the National Electoral Court was quoted by the Bolivian Information Agency as saying.

Cuba, San Marino sign agreements on bilateral ties
The governments of Cuba and San Marino signed two agreements Tuesday on consultations between foreign ministries and on the enforcement of criminal sentences in order to strengthen bilateral relations.

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SPECIAL REPORTS

HIV/AIDS:
Double Discrimination for Women in Dominican Republic
 Rosa Polanco was in the hospital in the Dominican Republic, being treated for a liver disease, when she was illegally tested without her consent for HIV, the AIDS virus.

But perhaps the worst thing about it was not finding out that she was living with HIV, but how she was informed, and the consequences of the disclosure of her status to her family.


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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