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Fruits and
vegetables can be bought on the streets of
downtown San José, a convenience for those
rushing home. The Municipality is forging
ahead in it's plan to eliminate all street
vendors
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Passion and Jealousy Claims Three Lives
In two separate and unrelated incidents,
yesterday, two men overtaken with jealousy and vengeance caused the death
three people yesterday.
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Escazú Second Most in Robberies
Escazú has become the area with the second most robberies in San José. A
group of thieves, using luxury vehicles to blend in the upper scale
neighbourhood, has been working the area causing police and citizens to
worry.
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Not the "Rainy Season" Just Yet!
Though it is not the "rainy season" just
yet, the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) is predicting an increase in
cloud over the Central Valley that could cause rain as it has done over the
last two days.
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Costa Rica Asks Venezuelan Fugitive Carlos Ortega to
Leave
Carlos Ortega was the media darling
during the the Dec. 2002 lock-out, illegal strike and sabotage of the oil
industry, that caused losses of more than 10 billion dollars to the
Venezuelan economy.
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Fitch Sees Long-term Ratings Upside for Regional Banks
- Central America
Fitch Ratings sees potential ratings upside for Central American banks in
the long term if the region's economies start to recover, the ratings agency
said in a report released Monday.
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Peru, Chile to negotiate on sea border dispute
Peruvian Foreign Minister Manuel
Rodriguez said Monday that the sea border dispute between Peru and Chile was
still "an issue to be negotiated" as no agreement had been signed yet.
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Venezuela's Electoral Chamber sticks to validation of
pro-recall signatures
The Electoral Chamber of the
Venezuelan supreme court insisted on Monday that it is qualified to validate
some 876,000 signatures collected by the opposition for a recall referendum
on President Hugo Chavez.
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