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La Sala Primera de la Corte Suprema de Justicia inaugurated it's intenet website yesterday, who'se primary purpose to provide more access to jurisprudence. The president of the Court, Luis Paulino Mora, opened the ceremony and emphasized on the importance of citizens to have direct contact with the functions of the court. [Foto: Luis Morales/La Prense Libre] Click for larger image!

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'Baker' Arrested for Sexual Abuse of Minors
The Unidad Contra la Explotación Sexual - a unit of the Fuerza Publica against the sexual exploitation of minors - informs that they arrested a 49 year old man, a local baker in Barrio Cuba, under suspicion of abusing young girls when police raided his bakery on Thursday.
 

Costa Rica's Health Crisis
Allegations of irregularities detected in the purchases of equipment and medications have landed the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS) - Costa Rican social security -  in the middle of a brewing crisis.

Costa Rican Constitutional Court Rules Customs Violating Constitution
PRETOMA filed official denouncements on both cases at the Customs Police alleging that INCOPESCA fails to enforce its own regulations and that Customs fails to inspect products landed at private docks.
 

China's President, Premier to Visit Central America
China's President, Chen Shui-bian and Premier Yu Shyi-kun will visit Central America and the Caribbean in the near future to boost the Republic of China's relations with its allies in the two regions, Vice President Annette Lu said yesterday.
 

Sportsbook Denies Financial Hardship
Costa Rica-based sportsbook Cascade denies it's having any business problems after rumors began circulating that it was having difficulty paying its players.
 

News Briefs
Monday, June 14, is World Blood Donor Day a special day dedicated to celebrating and thanking the more than 48.000 who donated blood in the past year. It is estimated that each year there are some 3.500 less blood donors.
 


US bids final farewell to former president Ronald Reagan
The United States on Friday bade final farewell to former president Ronald Reagan with a lavish state funeral which climaxed five days of national mourning for the 40th US president.

The Honduran Intifada…
From the Gaza Strip, the television news shows a 15-year old Palestinian boy defiantly throwing a stone at a group of Israeli soldiers armed to the teeth. The boy wears a checkered tunic over his head and, in the distance, the viewer sees a soda billboard in unintelligible letters for the average westerner.

Colombian Air Force Commander Says Improved Radar Pinching Flow Of Aerial Drug Smuggling
BOGOTA, Colombia -- Improved radar coverage and a tough policy of forcing down planes has compelled drug traffickers to find alternate smuggling methods, the commander of the Colombian Air Force said Thursday.

International News from the New York Times
 



SPECIAL REPORTS:
ECONOMY-CUBA: Joint Venture Produces Guayaberas in Africa
A Cuban-Namibian joint venture is bringing the loose-fitting guayabera shirt, worn by men in Cuba and much of the rest of the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, Colombia and Venezuela, to the African market.  The binational textile factory is one of five joint ventures set up by Cuba in Africa, and the first company on that continent to produce guayaberas, a traditional garment that emerged in the Cuban countryside in the 18th century.


BUSINESS:
Retirement Havens for the Intrepid
Add this to the gift list for new retirees: a Spanish-English dictionary. As legions of baby boomers prepare to retire and relocate to warmer climates, a widening range of Central American countries are vying to be their new home.

HEALTH:
Surviving a Heart Attack When Alone
Since many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack, without help, the person whose heart is beating improperly and who begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness.

NEW FEATURE -
THE TAKE:
Top 10 Vomit Comets
Whether you are tourist, expatriate or local Tico you have had to ride on at least one of the fleet of "vomit comets".  Here is our Top Ten list of the worst bus rides in Costa Rica.

OPINION:
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You know, there used to be this concept called "common decency." Telemarketers didn't call you on the phone during dinner; television advertisers didn't air constipation or diarrhea commercials during dinner hours; car dealership radio ads didn't scream at you; sexually-oriented e-mail didn't get thrown in your inbox without your knowledge or consent; and Internet search engines didn't try to hijack your PC in some bizarre attempt to get your business.

 

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