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Venezuela Agrees
to Supply Oil to Costa Rica
Venezuela
has signed an agreement to
supply Costa Rica with oil and
refined products as part of
regional cooperation and
integration between Latin
America and the Caribbean.
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EBI Continues With La Carpio
Landfill
Costa
Rican-Canadian consortium EBI
has decided to continue
operating the San José city La
Carpio landfill, which will
serve as a model for the
proposed Azeri landfill, EBI
Costa Rica commercial manager
Diego Fernández told BNamericas.
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Teacher
Accused of Stalking, Near Riot
Angry Parents
A near riot ensued
yesterday by angry parents when
police officers were removed a
teacher accused of stalking,
from the República de Argentina
school in Barrio México. more
Street Vendors
Must Go, Court Rules
The fight between the Municipality of San José and the
street vendors has been going for years. more
Guide Dogs Permitted in
Restaurants
The
Constitutional Court or Sala IV
has ruled on an appeal by
Gerardo Alberto Mora Rodríguez,
last August, that "guide dogs"
are to be allowed in restaurants
and other public places. more
Central
American, Mexican Leaders
Discuss Boosting their Regional
Economies
The
presidents of Mexico and five
Central American countries
Friday discussed ways to
integrate their region, boost
their economies and stop the
flow of migrants north to the
United States.
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No Stoppage in Internet Tonight
RACSA has said that
it will not shut down internet
service as announce yesterday
while engineers carry out work
on the MAYA submarine cable.
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The "Grandma Gang" Gets Jail
The four
grandmothers who were arrested Thursday for operating a
"drug store" - selling crack cocaine from their home, in
Cañada II de San Sebastián,
were ordered to three months of preventive detention.
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Thermoelectrical plant in Cuba up and running
again
Cuba's most important thermoelectrical
plant, which suffered a severe mechanical problem that led to
frequent blackouts this summer, is operational again, authorities
said Thursday more
China values Latin America's role in world
affairs: Hu
Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao
highlighted the role of Latin American countries in maintaining
peace and promoting development in the world.
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Rumsfeld tours Latin America to thank support
of US-led effort in Iraq
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld began
in El Salvador (news - web sites) a week-long tour of Latin America,
including Nicaragua, Panama and Ecuador, to thank the region for its
support of the US-led effort in Iraq (news - web sites) and the
fight against international terrorism. more
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CUBA:
Drought-Stricken East Pins Hopes on Aqueduct
Tension fills the air
as 300,000 people in eastern Cuba anxiously await the construction of an
aqueduct that is to bring them water from the Cauto River, the longest
on this Caribbean island.
The emergency caused by the intense drought has lasted more than a year,
and the city of Holguín, 700 km from Havana, is counting the hours. Two
of the three nearby reservoirs are now dry, and the third holds barely
enough water for 100 days of even limited use.
''I used to pray for rain, but now I am following with my soul the
construction of the aqueduct. That appears to be our salvation,'' says
Belkys Gómez, a 37-year-old woman who ''had a well in the back patio,
but it dried up.''
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