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Three
children who were stolen from their mother's
in Ecuador to be smuggled into the U.S. were
rescued by police and handed over to PANI, the
child welfare agency, for their eventual
return home to their mothers.
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Child Smuggling Ring Broken Up
Six foreigners and a Costa Rican - were
arrested for operating child trafficking network, in
an operative that began last April 22 and
culminating in yesterday's arrests.
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New Road To San Carlos
The green light was given to build the new road to San Carlos, which will be
built and financed mainly by the Government of Taiwan.
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Costa Rica Native Sets Sights High
As a girl in Costa Rica, Seydie Coronado loved school, but most of her
family never earned a high school diploma, let alone considered attending
college.
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Exports Increase
The exports of Costa Rica increased 4.2 percent this year's first quarter,
when they went from $1,527 million to $1,592 million, as compared to the
same period in 2003, the Central Bank reported.
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Unique IBM Center in Costa Rica
IBM will establish in Costa Rica its Business Transformation Center for the
Americas, in which it will offer accounting and financing services, human
resources, and purchasing processes, among others, to customers that include
international corporations.
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Panamanian elections to cost over 32 million US
dollars
The electoral process in
Panama to be concluded on Sunday is expected to cost more than 32 million US
dollars, the Electoral Tribunal said Friday.
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US expects to participate in enlargement of Panama
Canal
The United States expects to
participate in the enlargement of the Panama Canal, although Panamanian
officials ruled out that possibility days ago, the US authorities said
Friday.
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Colombia to receive 50 million dollars from the US
Colombia will receive
50 million US dollars from the US government to support the "institutional
strengthening," government sources said Friday.
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