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Jorge Chaves, director and owner of the publication "Chavespectáculos" finds himself on the street in the latest round of his fight with Judicial officials who are trying to close down his publication for publishing pornography. Chaves was locked out of his office for failure to pay fines leviev against "Chavespectáculos". (Foto Filander Alas Miranda).  Click for larger image!

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The Scandal Get Worse:
Pacheco Says Taiwan Pays His Daughter

Despite Taiwan's foreign ministry dismissing the report as a "groundless rumor," President Abel Pacheco admitted on Tuesday that Taiwan's money had paid for a government job for his daughter.
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Court Upholds Sentences for Shannon Martin Murder
An appeals court has upheld the convictions of two people in the slaying of University of Kansas student Shannon Martin, the court announced on Wednesday. >>more
 

Teachers and Students Will be Sanctioned
The Ministry of Education (MEP) announced yesterday that it will sanction teachers and students who participate in march against the Free Trade Agreement, organized by the various unions to paralyze the country this coming Monday May 31.
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Death toll rises in Dominican, Haiti floods
The floods caused by rainstorms in Haiti and the Dominican Republic have killed more than 660 people on Wednesday as rescue workers recovered more bodies buried under mud and rubble.  >>more
 

Panama believes al-Qaida member in Latin America
The Panamanian government warned Wednesday that Adnan El Shukrijumah of Saudi Arabia, an alleged member of the terror organization al-Qaida, might be in Latin America. 
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Explosives seized in central Colombia
A ton of explosives was seized on Wednesday by the Colombian army in a rural area in the Pajarito municipality of the country, a senior military officer said.  >>more

 


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LEARN SPANISH
People Words
Spanish like English has different names for different people.  By learning the words below you will increase your vocabulary, comprehension and language fluency. >more

Using a cell phone in Costa Rica
If you plan to visit Costa Rica and you need a cell phone to stay in contact with your office, business associates, family and friends – don’t bring your cell phone with you!

Cell phone service in Costa Rica is provided by only one carrier, ICE (Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad) and your cell phone will not connect to the ICE system unless you have made special arrangements in advance of your trip.  >more

 

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SPECIAL REPORTS
ENVIRONMENT:
Central America and Caribbean Under Satellite's Eye
Central America has been monitoring its natural resources from outer space since the 1990s, through a project in conjunction with NASA. Now the aim is to incorporate 15 Caribbean countries into the initiative.

Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama already have their first detailed satellite images to detect environmental destruction or ecologically sensitive areas, helping them make decisions, for example, about granting mining or oil drilling rights. >>more
 

TRAVEL & TOURISM
TRAVEL STORIES:
Surf & Turf: Adventures in Costa Rica
As I looked over the lip of the cliff at the rest of my whitewater rafting group, I contemplated the fact that that the nearest hospital was a two-day trek through the jungle. I closed my eyes and pushed off the rock, holding my breath as the cool water closed over me. I surfaced to enthusiastic applause: all we faced now were two more Class V rapids.

Rafting surging sections of the Rio Pacuare was just one of many adventures I experienced on my 14-day multisport trip through Costa Rica, from surfing the pounding crests of La Playa Grande to riding horseback from the Arenal Volcano to the Saint Elena rainforest.  >more


 
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